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Unpretentious, dark, raw and plot-driven.
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PC InvasionPaul YoungerMay 20147/10Digital happiness push all the right buttons with a game that will make you think and possibly even be a little scared.
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GameGrinLuke GreenfieldJun 20147/10With just the first level having a fair bit of life in it, despite it's few faults, the game is looking quite good so far. Maybe DreadOut is the game we've been looking for to help the Horror genre along in its path to success.
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PolygonPhilip KollarMay 20145/10DreadOut's potential is never realized in its messy first act
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TwinfiniteAug 20141/5After the first 15 or 20 minutes, Dreadout begins to overstay its welcome. It isn't effective as a fun game to play or as a scary game to experience. It quickly becomes one giant, tedious fetch quest, with very few legitimate scares throughout. With horror games, it is difficult to achieve balance between scares and gameplay, but in the case of Dreadout, neither element is effective, and the game truly feels unfinished as a result, even with the promise of future installments.
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Rely On HorrorDestiny MaddoxMar 20202/10Dreadout 2 keeps its pedigree, but lacks the charm of its predecessors. Tag along on my descent into disbelief and complete dismay.
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IGDB rating 3.7/10 from 35 ratings.
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