Really? That's a narrow way to view it. The Evil Within oozes an atmosphere that no other Resident Evil game has, so I fail to see the "me too" game.

 Not a narrow way to view it. It's just a different opinion than your own xD

you're free to think it ''oozes atmosphere'' and that's cool.  No harm in that.

I however see it differently 

I kinda wanted you to tell me why is such a copy/paste...

The fact that you pointed it out that it's a "been there done that" game makes me think it is a narrow way to view it. It's your opinion, but if you don't give more data, that's the only impression I can take out of your opinion.

I tend not to try to go into long  detailed posts with people who are quick to write others off in the manner in which you did. Most people who do that, will not listen to a thing no matter what you tell them because they're all ready in defense mode . Been through that with waaaaay to many people lol

So I didn't find it "scary" or "fearful" but it was one of the most uncomfortable games I have ever played. Be it random trap explosions, acid containers, falling, torture machines, the somewhat clunky controls, really weird save system, limited field of view, not always being able to see where shots hit, etc... I was uneasy and uncomfortable basically the whole way through, and in a weird way I thought it shined in that aspect.  I was definitely dreading death at every turn playing it on  hard.  I died a TON on 1st playthrough.

/EDIT:  What diff did you play it on.  I don't know if you played Wolfenstein the new order at all, but easy difficulty, absolutely no AI and piece of shit game.  Hard difficulty, my favorite game of 2014.  Evil Within is somewhat the same way or so I have heard.  I have not tried it on easy yet.

Really? He's someone I associate with action games, not actual horror. His games have always been a kind of schlocky or "cool" horror.