By taking pictures you can hurt them, banishing them forevermore. It’s the camera which is vital in DreadOut 2, and as you happen upon something that is not quite right, you can move into photo mode and see the spirits in their dimension. Your only tool is a smartphone camera that acts as your torch, instruction list, and also photo mode. People are hiding in lockers, a strange voice is taunting you. You’re in a school and something terrible is happening.
This is a third-person adventure, as you play the part of 17-year-old Linda, the survivor from first time around, as you are dropped into a prologue. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t played the original though, because the developers have seen fit to include a handy story update from that game in the menus. Instead, you must also have good reflexes to avoid the spirits when they attack.ĭreadout really is an excellent horror game that will delight fans of Fatal Frame/Project Zero, and thanks to its superior graphics and spooky atmosphere, you will be sure to experience some genuine terror along the way.DreadOut 2 is an Indonesian survival horror game a direct sequel to the first in the series. You can't just rely on the camera to survive. And to make use of it, you must constantly change perspective from the usual third person view for moving the around, to a first person view for looking through the camera. The only weapon you have at your disposal is a camera, with which you can see and photograph the ghosts and demons. Playing the hero, a young high school student, you enter an abandoned town which, despite showing no visible signs of life, is the home of number of otherworldly spirits, which prove to be anything but friendly. The game starts to throw a series of terrifying events at you shortly after you arrive at your destination. Dreadout is a psychological horror game in the same vein as the popular franchise Fatal Frame, in which you join a group of Asian students who travel to an old abandoned Indonesian city, where they find much more than expected.
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