Outlast: Whistleblower

An amazing DLC for the first Outlast game, expanding on both the highly interesting story and the insane setting of Mount Massive.

How great and smooth can a Dlc be? The answer is in this game. After the first game, Whistleblower gives us a different perspective on the story and the same location, bringing us back to the creepy tension of Mount Massive Hospital. Continuing without spoilers, our main character, Waylon Park, is a senior programmer at the Mount Massive branch of the Murkoff Corporation. But this time we are exposed to different events in different parts of the grandiose big hospital. I have to say that the gameplay is still extremely cool and sweet. A game in which the characters we call Villian now exhibit a completely different level of terror, and in this tension, I got goosebumps. The story is very well filled for the end of the first game. Again, if we want to understand a game, we should follow the details well and play the game as a whole. It may be an exaggerated score for a DLC, but such a carefully designed DLC gave me extreme pleasure! SCARING AND SWEATING. We also see in this game that it's not just a monotonous story, but that Murkoff, the megacorporation of Outlast, has a really big story. Lore is in the far future and hopefully Outlast 3 will be with us and we'll solve the mysteries as the open points are closed even more. In technical terms, I think the game's artificial intelligence is quite good, the character voices are very detailed and you can feel the tension and fear. The story is not cliché but it progresses in a way that makes us question our ethical values. In addition to all this, in this game, especially with the increased dose of tension in the DLC, we can understand well what EVIL is. On the one hand, even though the graphics are not overly beautiful, as I said, I bet it's one of the sweetest games I've ever played, and if it was longer and the script was more twisted, it would overtake the main game Outlast. My score is 10 because if a dlc really manages to do these things, it deserves 10 in every way. I was clearly satisfied with the game. I don't understand the low scores, but I know that it's a game that doesn't appeal to everyone because it appeals to a specific category. Nevertheless, it's a game that deserves really high scores, and for me it's the perfect game in its genre. May this game become a cult hit years from now. We wish Red Barrels a lot of love and look forward to the new Outlast games in the best way possible.