Shinji Mikami is best known for Resident Evil 4s action, but his latest has way more going on than that.

Shinji Mikami says he would like to see a Nintendo Switch version of The Evil Within 2.

The Evil Within 2 is a far more focused project than its predecessor. Shinji Mikami - creator of the Resident Evil series - and his studio Tango Gameworks are unashamedly moving away from the messy, myopic formula of the first game, and doing it with bold strides.

From GameWatcher: "The Evil Within, from Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami and his new studio Tango Gameworks, was a really fun game. It certainly wasnt perfect, lacking a bit of narrative cohesion with the constant moving between areas and mind-screwing, but it was certainly an engaging mix of Resident Evil 4 and Silent Hill. Worthy enough for a sequel anyway, and were getting one on October 13. Yes, a Friday. Even better, weve now played The Evil Within 2 and have the gameplay footage to prove it. Heres our feelings on our hands-on with the game to go with the video!"

The Evil Within 2 is looking to build on what worked in the original game while moving beyond its shortcomings. Executive Producer Shinji Mikami (of Resident Evil fame) and Director John Johanas share their thoughts on the new game, difficulty, jump scares, and virtual reality.

Today, Bethesda Softworks released a batch of new screenshots for Shinji Mikami and Tango Gameworks upcoming survival horror sequel, The Evil Within 2.

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Prior to the start of TGS 2017, Geek Culture was invited to Bethesda's Tango Gameworks studio for an early hands on with the final build of The Evil Within 2, an upcoming sequel that has already gone gold, where they managed to sit down with the games executive producer, Shinji Mikami, and director, John Johanas, to find out more.

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