BT:Hallowe'en seems to have come early for the games industry this year. Only last week Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs well and truly disturbed us in typically atmospheric albeit mechanically restricted fashion. But Amnesia isn't the only freak-show to roll into town this month. At almost exactly the same time of Amnesia's released, an unknown developer known as Red Barrels rather abruptly launched their debut title, Outlast. Having played both, it has to be said, the small team of former Ubisoft designers from Montreal have rather stolen Amnesia's thunder.
Footage from what appears to be a prototype build of Red Barrels' first-person psychological survival horror game, Outlast, has emerged.
This sounds interesting. Red Barrels is teaming up with Lionsgate and renown horror producer Roy Lee to develop a feature film anchored in the rich and horrifying universe of the Outlast series.
It has to be. I hope they learned with Borderlands that PG-13 is not the way if the source material is an M-Rated game.
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Very safe list of horror games. I would argue that Amnesia Machine for Pig was not that great. Dark Descent was much a much better game.
Far better games have been released in this genre (Dead Space Remake, Alien Isolation, Alan Wake 2 etc).
