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After that you discover some sort of underground sacrificial chamber. Seemed to be graphically disemboweled and skinned.

You come across a corpse of a cow that is mutilated beyond belief.

After that is when things just get really disturbing.

Blake's wife seems to be getting kidnapped during this time The denizens have crosses up everywhere and are stalking you the entire time (they also appear to have weapons like machetes).

As one might guess something is seriously off with this town.

Their helicopter crashes rather violently near some backwater town in middle of said nowhere. He and his wife, Lynn Langermann are apparently journalists investigating a murder of a pregnant woman in middle of nowhere.

The new protagonist's name is Blake Langermann.

That could be interesting and certainly horrifying if done well.Įdit: PAX Videos are showing up. Sounds like they are going for a satanic or eldritch cult then. And it doesn't mean that it can't simply be in reference to something else and KKK are just simply the most well recognized? Kind of a weak sentiment, I know, but I really want a serious examination of religious horror and I really hate the lazy writing of 'Religious people are scary because they addicted to JESUS' (Bioshock: Infinite kind of deviated to this.) rather than more accurate examinations of the obstructive and oppressive issues within religion.Įdited 29th Oct '15 5:25:23 PM by InkDagger However, that doesn't mean they can't simply be appropriating those images here rather than ACTUALLY being the KKK. Specifically playing with audience expectations ('The Asylum Inmates are going to kill me and mentally ill people are scary') and calling out the audience on that expectation would be an interesting thing to play around with.Īnd, correct, Peter was hung on the cross upside down and the KKK frequently burned crosses.

Outlast 2 tvtropes how to#

I like Horror games that know how to invert their tropes and play with audience expectations (a la Bioshock).

Didn't exactly mean in reference to an Outlast game.