Outlast is an Action, Adventure, Survival Horror game for PC published by Red Barrels in 2013. Hell is an experiment you can’t survive.
Outlast PC Game 2013 review:
It is a first-person survival horror game developed by experienced creators from renowned game franchises.

It presents Hell as an experiment that is impossible to survive. As the protagonist, investigative journalist Miles Upshur, players venture into Mount Massive Asylum to uncover its horrifying secret, if they dare. Nestled in the remote mountains of Colorado, Mount Massive Asylum harbors unimaginable horrors. Previously abandoned, it has now been reopened by the “research and charity” division of the multinational Murkoff Corporation. Operating in utmost secrecy, the asylum’s true nature is finally exposed. Acting on an anonymous tip, independent journalist Miles Upshur infiltrates the facility and unravels a chilling convergence of science, religion, and something uncanny.
Trapped inside, his only hope for survival lies in discovering the dreadful truth that lies at the core of Mount Massive. Outlast provides an authentic survival horror experience, aiming to illustrate that the most terrifying monsters originate from the human mind. It emphasizes that to endure the asylum’s horrors, running or hiding are the sole options, as the protagonist lacks combat skills.
Outlast offers immersive AAA-quality graphics, immersing players in a detailed and terrifying world to explore. Gameplay revolves around stealth, incorporating parkour-inspired platforming elements for added suspense. Unpredictable enemies lurk within the asylum, making it impossible for players to anticipate when and where they will encounter the terrifying inhabitants.
Pros of Outlast:
- Intense Atmosphere: Outlast excels at creating a chilling atmosphere that engulfs players from the moment they enter the asylum. The combination of dimly lit environments, unsettling audio design, and haunting visuals contributes to a sense of constant unease and dread. The game’s attention to detail in crafting a dark and oppressive atmosphere enhances the overall horror experience.
- Unique Stealth Gameplay: Unlike many other horror games that equip players with weapons to combat enemies, Outlast takes a different approach. As Miles Upshur, players are completely defenseless and must rely on stealth and cunning to survive. This means hiding in lockers, under beds, or in dark corners to avoid detection by the asylum’s inhabitants. The emphasis on evading enemies rather than confronting them adds a heightened level of tension and vulnerability.
- Dynamic AI Enemies: The AI enemies in Outlast possess an element of unpredictability. They have their own distinct patterns of behavior, which can change from playthrough to playthrough. This means that even if players think they have figured out the enemy’s movements, they can still be caught off guard. The dynamic nature of the enemies keeps players constantly on edge and intensifies the fear of being discovered.
- Psychological Horror: Outlast delves into the realm of psychological horror, exploring the depths of the human mind and the horrors that can reside within it. The game delves into themes such as insanity, paranoia, and the blurred lines between reality and delusion. It employs various narrative and visual techniques to mess with the player’s perception and challenge their understanding of what is real and what is imagined. This psychological aspect of the game serves to create a deeply unsettling and disturbing experience.
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Basic System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 – 64 bits
- Processor: 2.2 GHz Dual Core CPU
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 512 MB NVIDIA GeForce 9800GTX / ATI Radeon HD 3xxx series
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 5 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible










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