We have finally completed Get Even, and instead of forcing you to read a needlessly long review, we'll tell you what we think of The Farm 51's game in a new livestream tonight, at 8:30 CEST. It probably won't come as a surprise to those who follow us thoroughly, but we'll have an exclusive guest to talk about the game. Once again, Olivier Derivière has been kind enough to accept our invitation to tell us about his work on the game. Make sure to join us if you want to ask him questions and you're curious to know what this new game is about. If you like solid story-driven games, you'd be foolish not to drop by.
Update: Producer Lionel Lovisa will also join the party tonight.
Update 2: Replay added.

We're continuing our progression in Get Even, a strange mix between a walking simulator and a first person steath/action game, and we are quite intrigued. We don't understand much of what's going on at this point but the plot has been keeping us on our toes so far, so we'll see where this will take us.

Since the PC code of Get Even we were sent 2 days ago could not be unlocked before the game's release, we only have a bunch of videos to share today. We'll try to give you our verdict later, provided we can arrange a livestream with Olivier Derivière (him again!), who is reponsible for the game's soundtrack. Let us remind you that, despite being published by Bandai Namco, The Farm 51's title should be considered as an indie production, which explains the entry price of €/$29.99.

Here is a dev diary for Get Even, the psychological thriller from TheFarm51 and Bandai Namco, where the studio gives us an insight about the the titl's story writing. The game will be out May 26.

Bandai Namco recently revealed that Olivier Derivière is the composer of The Farm 51's psychological FPS thriller title Get Even. For the game, the "Eclectic Daredevil" has created a real-time generated interactive music. Lear more inside with the video. The game will hit PC/PS4/One on May 26.

The surrealistic thriller Get Even from Bandai Namco and TheFarm51 will be available on May 26. The game puts you in the shoes of Cole Black who finds himself in an abandoned asylum with memories that might not be his own. Jump inside to see the screenshots and get a new glimpse at the story with the new trailer.

Last week we were able to try Get Even for a little while, and although we didn't have time to finish the demo, it left us wanting to see more. Bandai-Namco sent us some broll footage that we edited to make 2 distinct videos. The first one will show you the investigation part of the game while the second will focus on more action oriented sequences.

Unveiled in 2014 by Polish develop The Farm 51, Get Even has been re-announced today by Bandai Namco Games. The game is a psychological thriller in which players control Cole Black who has awakened in an abandoned asylum and only remembers his attempt to rescure a teenage girl with a bomb strapped to her chest. The goal will be to unravel the mystery, discover the truth behind this traumatic memory. Set to release in Spring 2017 fo PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

The Farm 51's Get Even has just hit Steam Greenlight. The developer also announces the implementation of VR devices in the game. Learn more about it inside with screens and making of video. The digital title is in development for PC, PS4 and Xbox One with a 2015 release date.

Revealed a few days ago by The Farm 51 (Deadfall Adventures, NecroVisioN), Get Even has now a first teaser trailer and some screenshots. The FPS mixes single-player and multiplayer experiences as online players can control the single-player's enemies and get another view at the game's storyline, which revolves around the main characters' memories. The title is "oriented toward digital distribution" and set to release in 2015 for PC, PS4 et Xbox One.