The Beast Inside is a story-driven Survival horror game set in two eras Boston 1979 and the 19^th century, two lives separated centuries apart connected by a mysterious diary. Our story begins in 1979 when Adam a cryptanalyst working for the CIA decides that he needs the peace and quiet of the countryside to solve an important cipher that could reveal information that could tip the scales of the cold war in America’s favor. But in the attic of the house, they were staying in lies the aforementioned Diary belonging to Nicholas Hyde a man who lived there centuries ago. Once opened brought Hyde’s nightmares to Adam’s century and sealed their two fates together.  

• Explore Blackstone the ancestral domain of Hyde’s family, uncover the mystery and secrets that lie beneath this old house.
• Blackstone is brought to life by photogrammetry technology and the inclusion of 3-D scanned objects.
• Adam and Nicholas’s fate is intertwined two independent characters living in different centuries their fates decided by your hands discover how their stories intersect and crash with each other.
• The Beast Inside uses motion capture technology to enhance your horror experience.

Reviews

How impressive is this grueling horror experience? I guessed the ending mere minutes into the demo earlier this year, and yet when it came time to play the full game, I still found myself getting caught up in the twists and turns. That’s right — even knowing the ending before going in, the journey was so powerful that I’m glad to have taken it, and would recommend that any fan of the first-person horror do the same.

gamecritics.com    

Overall I was very impressed by The Beast Inside not only for the visual aspects but also for the story of how the game was developed and came to be.  This game was started on Kickstarter and within a reasonable amount of time reached its goals and then some. There is defiantly a few scenes that will stay in my memory, that aside everything is going to be rather memorable.

gamespace.com