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Download The Free Outlast 2 Demo Before It's Gone
First-person horror title Outlast 2 from Red Barrels was delayed into 2017, but that doesn't mean you can't experience it this year. The developer has announced a limited-time demo available until November 1.
We don't know exactly what the demo includes (it's on PS4, PC, and Xbox One), but it didn't take our editor Javy too long to be impressed by what he played at E3 this year.
If the demo piques your interest and you're curious what happened between the events of the two video games, you can read the comic entitled The Murkoff Account.
Our Take
A demo for a horror game can go a long way toward really pulling gamers in; you just hope that when the full game comes out you haven't seen all the tricks. But I'm sure there will still be plenty of new types of scares in the full game.
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