About this game...

[Pandatoofu]

Is this supposed to be a 3rd game to the series? Or more like a spinoff game? For me this is just not it. It feels like it tries so hard to be something that it isnt. To me Outlast was always a scary single player game and not a multiplayer game which we have enough others.

Just asking if I am alone with this opinion, if you like it good for you and I am glad it gets positive reviews. Just not for me.

[HypeR]

just overrated gen z reviews man. Game is offering 3 maps and max 15 hours gameplay! This game is not horror just hast irritating atmosphere and rushing u to do something non stop. Also killers are AI which is downvote for me.

[Evan]

Originally posted by Realniceshit:

just overrated gen z reviews man. Game is offering 3 maps and max 15 hours gameplay! This game is not horror just hast irritating atmosphere and rushing u to do something non stop. Also killers are AI which is downvote for me.

Don't listen this guy. He's never played the game or even has the other outlasts.

[Daminionz]

As someone that played outlast1 and 2 I'm kinda here agreeing with the first commenter. Outlast 2 for me was peak, it actually made me a bit scared at times. Outlast 1 was the OG so can't fault it. Outlas trials tho...? We don't talk about that one loud..
I was hyped for this game too but then day before launch my brain evolved and started asking the real questions... what is the actual replayability of this game vs how much does it cost. I watched some streamer play it yesterday and idk.. I'd say it's worth 10bucks at most. I stopped watching when I saw some AI interactions (like being forced to stand there and watch how AI does its XYZ scenario or when a player was getting injured by the chasing AI it just all seemed janky and off...) simply watching the game made me not want to play it even more, and that's bad. Best thing about outlast trials I saw was probably the lobby's arm wrestling. I like the idea of also being in a menu lobby with other random players giving it some more life, but yeah the AI and replayability is not quite there. Maaaybe as the time goes on they work on this so there's more ''endgame goals'' but rn I can't see why you'd keep playing after doing all maps, all difficulties... Playing with randos is terrible as well seeing as ingame voice comms just sound horrible.

[Jonst3r -iwnl-]

Originally posted by Daminionz:

As someone that played outlast1 and 2 I'm kinda here agreeing with the first commenter. Outlast 2 for me was peak, it actually made me a bit scared at times. Outlast 1 was the OG so can't fault it. Outlas trials tho...? We don't talk about that one loud..
I was hyped for this game too but then day before launch my brain evolved and started asking the real questions... what is the actual replayability of this game vs how much does it cost. I watched some streamer play it yesterday and idk.. I'd say it's worth 10bucks at most. I stopped watching when I saw some AI interactions (like being forced to stand there and watch how AI does its XYZ scenario or when a player was getting injured by the chasing AI it just all seemed janky and off...) simply watching the game made me not want to play it even more, and that's bad. Best thing about outlast trials I saw was probably the lobby's arm wrestling. I like the idea of also being in a menu lobby with other random players giving it some more life, but yeah the AI and replayability is not quite there. Maaaybe as the time goes on they work on this so there's more ''endgame goals'' but rn I can't see why you'd keep playing after doing all maps, all difficulties... Playing with randos is terrible as well seeing as ingame voice comms just sound horrible.

LOL the literal first thing me and my mate commented on was how surprisingly good the in game voice chat was. You must actually be trolling.