Reports indicate that Outlast 2's playable demo isn’t very long (a little under 20 minutes in length for the average player), and features the same sampling of gameplay that was recently featured at the PAX East 2016 gaming convention.Įssentially, if you already played Outlast 2 at PAX East, it sounds like downloading the demo wouldn’t be worth your time (unless you wanted to play through the same demo segment again).
In addition, the Outlast 2 demo is available for download on the PC (t here is no word yet on whether or not the demo will be released for the Xbox One). The playable demo is currently available on the North American, European, and Australian PlayStation Stores. However, it now looks like Red Barrels is helping tide fans over by releasing a playable demo for Outlast 2, though the demo is only available to a portion of the Outlast community at the moment. Just remember, it’s only available until November 1, so get it while you can.Outlast fans eagerly awaiting the release of the game’s upcoming sequel Outlast 2 recently had to stomach some disappointing news when developer Red Barrels confirmed the game would be delayed into early 2017. So, if you’re looking to get an early start on your Halloween, head over and give it a gander. While the demo is only a tiny slice of the final game, it provides a promising teaser for the next chapter coming in 2017. The results are absolutely terrifying, especially when all of Outlast 2’s other design elements are at work. Instead of worrying about a single, twisted individual trying to hunt you down, you’ll now be navigating through a massive environment filled with a cult full of them. This time, Red Barrels has a more dynamic approach to level design that mixes moments from Outlast’s tried-and-true formula with a more open and chaotic approach to encounters.īest of all? This approach pays off, forcing players to change the way they think about survival in a way that’s different from the original game.
It was obvious very quickly that the demo feels nearly identical to its predecessor - using detailed atmosphere complimented by well-placed audio queues and jump-scares to keep players on their toes.
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