Outlast 2 is a PC horror survival game played in first-person, using a night-vision camera to navigate dark environments, and focusing on stealth (you can’t fight back against enemies). For PC players who’ve survived Outlast 2, what’s the most intense moment—Was it being chased by the violent members of the religious cult through cornfields, solving puzzles in the pitch-black mines, or enduring the disturbing, psychological horror sequences (like the school flashbacks)? How did the night-vision camera mechanic add to the horror—Did the limited battery life (forcing you to find batteries) make you feel more vulnerable, or did it become a tedious chore? Additionally, Outlast 2’s story is dark and controversial (dealing with religious extremism and trauma)—Did the story enhance the horror, or did it feel too gratuitous at times? Finally, Outlast 2 is known for being extremely scary—Did you have to take breaks while playing, or did you power through the tension? Would you recommend it to someone who’s new to horror games, or is it too intense?