He is forced to circumnavigate the ruined stairway to access different floors of the building by following a trail of blood Martin left for him to follow. Upshur manages to escape and a chase ensues, followed by a struggle when Trager breaks into the moving elevator, but Upshur pushes him out, causing Trager to become stuck between the elevator's gates and is ultimately crushed between floors.Įncountering Martin again, Upshur exits onto the asylum grounds, but he is chased back inside by the Walrider, revealed to be a ghost-like being which Upshur can only see with the naked eye and while using his camera's night vision. Trager imprisons Upshur, strapping him to a wheelchair, and slices off two of his fingers using a large pair of shears. Progressing further through the building, Upshur is soon chased into a corner by several inmates, but escapes through a dumbwaiter, only to be captured by one of the Asylum's psychotic inmates fashioning himself as a doctor, Richard Trager, who collects body parts from other patients. While attempting to escape through the showers, however, he is attacked yet again by Walker, and escapes through the vents. Upshur makes his way through the sewers, while avoiding attacks from hostile inmates, finally reaching the asylum's showers. However, the duo abstain from attacking for the moment, as Martin has asked them not to harm the journalist. Upshur is forced to work his way upwards through the sewers after encountering a pair of inmates, the Twins, who express a desire to kill and eat him.
Martin shows him footage of the asylum's security forces being slaughtered by a mysterious, seemingly supernatural entity known as the Walrider before transporting a now-unconscious Upshur to the asylum's holding cells. However, as he attempts to unlock the main doors from security control, he is ambushed and sedated by Martin, who again states that he must remain at the asylum and witness the events there. Martin says Upshur was sent by God to be a witness to his cult and has to stay in the asylum, and then departs as Upshur passes out again.Īwakening, Upshur starts his attempt to find a way out of the building, while avoiding attacks from Walker and the other inmates.
Upon regaining consciousness, he encounters "Father" Martin, an inmate who believes he is a priest. Exiting the dormitories, Upshur is attacked by a powerful inmate named Chris Walker, who throws him through a window, and down to the atrium. Progressing through the upper dormitories, he encounters an impaled tactical officer, who in his dying moments tells the journalist to get out of the asylum while he still can. Upon gaining entry to the asylum, he finds the bodies of the asylum's staff strewn about the hallways, and the now escaped inmates, known as the Variants, roaming the grounds. Miles Upshur, a freelance journalist, receives a tip-off from an anonymous source about Mount Massive Asylum, a psychiatric hospital owned and operated by the Murkoff Corporation. They appear as blue folders with "CONFIDENTIAL" stamped on the front. The story unravels through documents that can be found in various locations. Batteries need to be collected throughout the game to keep the camcorder's night vision working. Having the camcorder on helps to record events and put notes in the player's notebook.
The camcorder is battery operated and includes night vision, which is used to navigate through dark areas. The only item players will have equipped is a camcorder. Closing doors will impede enemies and squeezing through small spaces can lose them. When running, the player can look back at their pursuer. However, enemies will look for them in these areas, so care must be taken. Players can hide in lockers and under beds. Combat is not possible and attempts to confront an enemy will result in death. In order to survive, the player must either run or hide from enemies. It has been received with a number of accolades and awards from E3 2013, including the "Most Likely to Make you Faint" honor, and one of "Best of E3".
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At Metacritic the PC version holds an 80/100, and PS4 version of game holds an 78/100, with praise stemming primarily from its horror elements and gameplay while being criticized for its environments and character modeling. Outlast was met with mostly positive reviews from critics. Following the game's overall success, the developers started working on its sequel, Outlast 2 which was released on April 25, 2017.
Outlast: Whistleblower, a direct prequel and finale to the game, was released as downloadable content on May 6th, 2014 for PS4 and PC, and on June 19th, 2014 for Xbox One. It was released on Septemfor Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 on Februand for Xbox One on June 18th, 2014. Outlast is a first-person survival horror video game developed and published by Red Barrels and the first installment in the Outlast series.
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