It’s one of the most bizarre ending sequences I’ve witnessed, tapping into a fear I’ve known since my first week at Sunday school. Outlast 2 PC Gamer Review 85/100: “Long after the final minutes of Outlast 2, I felt queasy, uncertain that what I saw had actually happened. The ending, however, stayed with me for days.” While it suffers from a couple of pacing problems and some finicky navigation issues, its careful - and sadistic - manipulation of my fight-or-flight reflex had me experiencing an overwhelming sense of dread throughout, which abated only once the credits were rolling. Outlast 2 IGN Review 8.3/10: “Not for the faint of heart, Outlast 2’s relentless scares, unforgiving monsters, and provocative meditations on faith are an anxiety-inducing but cathartic horror experience. But this also means the core gameplay cannot evolve as you progress-the chase sequences you survive at the start of the game are essentially identical to the situations you encounter near the end.” “As a result, every snapping twig, every distant scream, every gruesome corpse grips you with fear even more tightly than it might if you actually had a way to defend yourself. Your only option when confronted with grotesque, bloodthirsty murderers is to run and hide. Like the original-which helped popularise first-person survival horror when it launched in 2013-Outlast 2 casts you as a hapless everyman with zero fighting skills and no tools beyond a camcorder. Outlast 2 Gamespot Review 7/10: “Outlast 2's maniacal commitment to its core conceit is simultaneously its greatest strength and its greatest weakness.

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