If you're coming off the disappointment of Amnesia: March of the Pigs (not to be confused with the brilliance of Amnesia: The Dark Descent), look no further for legitimate mood and tone. Feel the of breath in the pitch black of enemies bearing down on you; someone or something constantly pursing you... to which you are unarmed and you're only defense is the black of night and your ability to hide. Outlast does everything great that Amnesia does, only to a much more frantic and chilling setting. Yes there are jump scares, but they are scarce and cleverly placed. Outlast is a true horror experience.

If you're coming off the disappointment of Amnesia: March of the Pigs (not to be confused with the brilliance of Amnesia: The Dark Descent), look no further for legitimate mood and tone. Feel the of breath in the pitch black of enemies bearing down on you; someone or something constantly pursing you... to which you are unarmed and you're only defense is the black of night and your ability to hide. Outlast does everything great that Amnesia does, only to a much more frantic and chilling setting. Yes there are jump scares, but they are scarce and cleverly placed. Outlast is a true horror experience.