When i bought this game i was worried that it would cause insanity but luckily that only happened in game right Kevin? .. Kevin? Oh my goldfish stopped responding to me

if you like naked dudes chasing you in the dark while having the wildest psychosis with your buddies. This is the game for you.

Got shocked in the balls by a shock baton. 10/10 recommend

"The Outlast Trials" is a highly anticipated addition to the Outlast franchise, known for its intense horror experiences. However, this latest installment falls short of the mark and fails to deliver on the expectations set by its predecessors. One of the biggest disappointments in "The Outlast Trials" is the lack of innovation and originality. The game seems to rely too heavily on the formula established by the previous games, offering little in terms of fresh gameplay mechanics or narrative progression. It feels more like a rehash of familiar concepts rather than a bold evolution of the franchise. While the game's setting, which takes place in a Cold War-era research facility, initially holds promise, it fails to capitalize on its potential. The environments lack variety and quickly become repetitive, leading to a monotonous experience that doesn't keep players engaged. The limited scope of the game's world leaves players craving more exploration and diverse encounters. Furthermore, the scares and horror elements in "The Outlast Trials" feel predictable and cliché. Jump scares are overused and lose their impact after a short while, and the game relies on excessive gore and violence to create a sense of fear rather than building a truly unsettling atmosphere. This reliance on shock value undermines the subtlety and psychological tension that made the original Outlast games so memorable. Another significant drawback is the lack of a compelling story. "The Outlast Trials" fails to provide a captivating narrative that keeps players invested in the game's events. Characters are shallow and lack depth, making it difficult to form any emotional connection. As a result, the game feels like a series of disjointed and random events rather than a cohesive and engaging storyline. Additionally, the technical aspects of the game leave much to be desired. The graphics are underwhelming, with outdated textures and unimpressive visual effects. There are also noticeable performance issues, including frame rate drops and glitches that detract from the overall immersion. Overall, "The Outlast Trials" is a disappointing addition to the franchise. It lacks innovation, fails to deliver a compelling narrative, and falls short in creating a truly terrifying atmosphere. While it may appeal to die-hard fans of the Outlast series, it fails to captivate a wider audience and ultimately feels like a missed opportunity for horror gaming enthusiasts. Note: This review reflects the subjective opinion of the author based on their experience with "The Outlast Trials." Individual opinions may vary.