When Resident Evil 4 debuted, it changed the survival horror genre for years. Though the sport received fantastic reviews, fans of the old-school Resident Evil and Silent Hill games were greeted with a more action-oriented experience and the introduction of diverse quicktime-event cutscenes – traits that could only intensify in further sequels. Though much of the sport was creepy, it was missing the sense of dread and helplessness that hung over early survival horror titles.

In recent years, titles comparable to Amnesia and Outlast have brought atmosphere back to the survival horror genre. However, those games swung in a wholly wrong way than the newer Resident Evil games, giving players no tools or weapons with which to fight off the horrors that surround them.

Now, Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami is back to separate the adaptation with the approaching The Evil Within. With claustrophobic surroundings, disturbing enemies, and the rare ammo box, Mikami is promising the “perfect blend of horror and action.”

Earlier this week publisher Bethesda streamed live gameplay of The Evil Within from the EuroGamer Expo. Today it released the highlights of that stream in a protracted 12-minute gameplay video. Without giving much of the tale away, the video shows exactly why fans of Resident Evil 4 may well be all in favour of Mikami’s new game: