Let’s start it off without prelude and sugarcoating, then, and be brutally honest: DreadOut 2 is a goddamn awful game. Expect to see this one pop up on the PlayStation Store come 20th July.It is rare that I find myself unsure of exactly how to start an article eloquently, but this is one of those moments. Fully optimised for the next-gen, the £16.74 price seems more than reasonable.

Terrifying boss spirits: Keep your nerve as you battle the supernatural realm’s most hostile ghosts, including the chilling Kuntilanak, and horrifying Gore Surgeonĭreadout 2 is on the Xbox Store for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.

Discover ghosts and urban legends: Search out spirits and uncover local myths to complete the Ghostpedia app on Linda’s smartphone.

A world of dread: Explore Linda’s hometown and beyond, talk to residents (alive and dead!), complete side-quests, and delve deeper into DreadOut lore.Banish them all! Hunt and defeat intangible ghosts with Linda’s smartphone camera, or use melee weapons and projectiles against physical ghosts.In the meantime, the key features you’ll need to concern yourself with include:

We’ll be running full review very shortly, letting you know how it plays on Xbox Series X|S. Running on chills and providing more than a little terror or two, hopes are high for Dreadout 2.

Why? Well, her home town will pretty much cease to exist if you don’t. You’ll also get to use Linda’s smartphone camera, all as she goes about a bit of exploration and side-quest completion. Falling into her shoes, you’ll need to go about hunting down and then ultimately banishing the spirits that pop up, utilising a series of weapons in the process. It focuses on Linda Meilinda, a young student who is able to sense and see ghosts.

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