#OUTLAST 2 DEMO ENDING FULL#

The chase through the corn field is somewhat intense. He flings you down the stairs and the game prompts you to run! Back into the mechanics of the original game then. Finally, you walk through a locker (yes, through) into a room where you are attacked by the man you saw at the beginning.

#OUTLAST 2 DEMO ENDING FULL#

You pass through the school, seeing some bizarre moments of a screaming child running past, a demon grabbing you and flinging you down the corridor, and a corpse hanging from the ceiling being dragged upwards by a cloud full of hands. This seems extremely out of place, but I’m sure there will be more detail on this come the full release. Anyway, it flies out and drags you into a vent, which collapses leaving you in a modern looking Catholic school. As we all know, a well in a horror situation is something you tend to avoid, but investigate it we must! Cue a huge…tongue…thing. My Latin is rather rusty, but I think this translates roughly as Satan is the enemy of God.īefore long you find yourself before a well. Being a game, you have little choice and you press onward, your camera’s night vision mode allowing you to see in the pitch black.

Being an Outlast survivor, I expected to be rushed at immediately, but the figure just steps back, deeper into the blackness, almost demanding you follow him. After a short while you come across a figure in the shadows watching you.

Obviously all is not well as you gradually slip through the shacks, finding bodies in various states of dismemberment. You’re a guy with a night vision camera (in keeping with the previous game’s theme) searching for his wife through a seemingly abandoned settlement in the hills of the Arizona desert. If this game follows on from the story of the original game, it hides it well in the demo. It doesn’t really tie into what happens in the demo much though. Enjoy! We start of the demo with a little preamble to set the scene. This is going to be a look at the events of the demo and a quick overview on my feelings on it. And now we have the inevitable sequel! Because it’s 2016 and success = sequel. On the whole though, I felt it was a fun budget horror experience. Towards the end the game started to lose some pace, with the same tricks being thrown at you and the ability to exploit somewhat stupid AI reducing the fear factor significantly. For a good proportion of the game I felt unsettled by the atmosphere and threatened by the denizens of the world, hunting down my defenseless cameraman. Some people claimed it was simply YouTube fodder, designed to get online celebrities with face-cams to scream a lot for our amusement, whilst others would claim it was a real survival horror experience in which you felt genuinely vulnerable throughout. Until then, enjoy the green-tinted terror.Outlast was one of those polarising horror games that lead to arguments about what actually qualifies as scary as opposed to shocking. Hopefully, the sequel can please fans of the jitters in the same way but we won’t know for sure until the early months of next year. You have 'gone to live on the farm'.īen did our Outlast review and came away with a nervous smile and a shaking hand gesturing a thumbs-up, all in spite of the clichéd setting and copious jump scares. Run, hide and sob with fear through cornfields, high schools and abandoned cabins, looking for the wife who got separated from you after the crash. Playing as (another, different) investigative journo called Blake Langermann, you crashland in the Arizona desert with your wife and journo-in-arms, and end up getting chased and harassed by scary people who are also probably very ignorant because they live on a farm.Īs before you’ll have a trusty camera with night-vision mode and some less trusty batteries. This time Red Barrels are going down the bloodthirsty red-neck cultists route. In the first Outlast you played as an investigative journalist caught in a creepy asylum. You can get the demo on Steam, where it weighs in at a hefty 8 gigabytes despite it's brevity. But for those of you who were disappointed to hear about the sequel’s delay into 2017, it is something to enjoy in time for spoooooky Halloween. It’s a short one at 10-15 minutes and will be familiar to anyone who saw the footage from PAX.

“The survival horror.” Outlast 2 will have some of that, by the looks of things, and good news for impatient people who like to be scared: it has a demo out today. “The horror,” said famous army colonel Walter Kurtz.

Outlast 2 demo ending