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I increased the brightness to 8, it only made the lights pop, but everything remained too dark around.
It may be a temporary solution, but ideally, Devs should adjust the game for more comfortable visibility. I understand that they wanted to give a horror tone, little visibility, but in a game, this irritates more than it brings immersion. Just watch the Dead Space Remake, it's very dark, but we can see things with the flashlight. In this game, I don't even see the protagonist.