The Outlast Trials
SYNOPSIS
Red Barrels invites you to experience mind-numbing terror, this time with friends. Whether you go through the trials alone or in teams, if you survive long enough and complete the therapy, Murkoff will happily let you leave… but will you be the same?Set in the era of the Cold War, human guinea pigs are involuntarily recruited by the good folks at the Murkoff Corporation to test advanced methods of brainwashing and mind control. In a world of distrust, fear, and violence, your morals will be challenged, your endurance tested, and your sanity crushed.
SURVIVE: SOLO OR COOP
You’re all prisoners of Murkoff trapped inside their facility. You can choose to complete the trials by yourself or you can tackle them in a team of 2, 3, or 4 players.
HIDE OR FLIGHT
In pure Outlast fashion, the core gameplay involves avoiding enemies, hiding from them, and trying to run away. Murkoff will provide tools you can use to increase your stealth capabilities, create opportunities to flee, slow down enemies, and more. However, you will have to earn those tools and work hard to improve them.
CHARACTER CUSTOMIZATION
Choose your tools, upgrades, and perks to fit your playstyle.Customize and create your own trial patient.Your cell is your home while you complete the therapy, you can decorate it however you wish.
INVESTIGATE
You’ve been abducted by the Murkoff Corporation to undergo unethical experiments that will modify your psyche and behavior throughout the Trials.Collect documents and items that will help prove Murkoff’s malpractice against its patients.
Content and Photosensitivity Warning:
The Outlast Trials contain strobing and flashing lights that could cause a small percentage of people to experience seizures when exposed to certain lights, patterns, or images. This game also contains intense violence, gore, graphic sexual content, and strong language. Please enjoy.
Game Discussion
Steam User 338
-Buy the game to play with friends
-friends dont play the game
-become too scared to play alone
-discovers quick play
-realizes it sucks
-plays chess and arm wrestling
-be the chess grand-master
-forget the game is a horror game
The End
Steam User 238
This game has a lot of ass naked people chasing you down, But other than that it's really fun.
Steam User 164
Goated game.
+ Developers decided to make the catalogs (battle pass of this game) free when they could have charged you money for it. I know it's a low standard for games that you buy but it is appreciated.
Steam User 136
butt ass naked giants chasing me down and beating me to death + cutting down legs from a live crucified man in front of an audience of chidren doing cocaine. 10/10 would reccomend for players around the age of 6
Steam User 118
My friend convinced me to buy this game. At first, I didn’t expect much — I’m not really familiar with the Outlast universe, and horror games have never been my thing. I was sure we’d play once or twice and forget about it. But I couldn’t have been more wrong.
This game turned out to be incredibly engaging, especially compared to today’s repetitive session-based games. At first, I was genuinely scared, but once I got the hang of the core gameplay, the fear faded and was replaced with excitement. Still, the game manages to surprise you from time to time — not with cheap jump scares, but with intense in-game situations and atmosphere.
It’s an amazing co-op experience, especially if you play with friends. It feels like a real-life escape room: you’re dropped into a location where you have to complete specific objectives while avoiding maniacs. Your main goal is to finish the tasks, stay alive, and escape.
The monetization system is fantastic. The developers aren’t greedy — it doesn’t feel like they’re trying to squeeze money out of you, which is a rare thing nowadays.
I genuinely enjoyed this game and highly recommend giving it a try. Huge THANKS to the DEVELOPERS for the unique concept, engaging gameplay, and the way they respect their players!
Steam User 171
Very fun game, not scary at all. Only scary part is the people you find on the game.
Steam User 123
This game taught me:
Trust issues
Turns out, friendship is fragile especially when they shut the door on your face
Generators are my mortal enemy
Screaming louder sometimes does help