Evil Dead: The Game Showcases New Content Based on 2013 Film
The latest update for Evil Dead: The Game has arrived, delivering content based on the Evil Dead film reboot released in 2013. One of Evil Dead: The Game's strongest pitches to horror fans was that it would include content from across the Evil Dead franchise. It delivered on that promise at launch but is continuing the effort now well into post-launch. The latest update focused on the Evil Dead film of 2013, which «re-imagined» director Sam Raimi's original 1981 cult classic.
Content in the latest Evil Dead: The Game patch includes a new map selection option in Exploration Mode, two new weapons in the Syringe and Nailgun, a new mission named Weekend at Knoby's, and a substantial number of balance changes and general fixes. For example, the Necronomicon now has 5% increased health to make it stronger, and cars will receive damage per second during the Dark Ones and Necronomicon phases, both key changes to help Demons in the final phase of the game.
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The most substantial addition to Evil Dead: The Game in the latest patch, however, are the two new playable survivors. The new survivors are Mia and David, both characters from the Evil Dead 2013 film. David and Mia are brother and sister who visit a cabin possessed by a demon to try and help Mia overcome a heroin addiction, but things go seriously wrong. The two are the leading roles in the Evil Dead reimagining, so fans of the film will likely be excited to have them fully playable.
One last piece of new content included in the latest patch is the Plaguebringer demon. Evil Dead fans will recognize the Plaguebringer as the witch demon from The Army of Darkness film that leaps into the air and
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