
Outlast 2 Review
A rough horror sequel that confuses being disgusting with being scary and never figures out what its story is about.
Hazelight's sci-fi and fantasy mashup is the most inventive co-op game we've ever played, but I still like it Takes Two more.
Scored & verdicted

A rough horror sequel that confuses being disgusting with being scary and never figures out what its story is about.

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