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2017PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable90 % positive19.50 €

As defenseless cameraman Blake, you flee through a remote Arizona village of religious zealots armed only with your camcorder's night vision. A disturbing, relentlessly intense horror trip that blurs reality and hallucination.

  • Dread and tension
  • Sneaking and hiding
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Lavish presentation
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The closest matches for Outlast II are Outlast, Madison and Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Outlast II special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Outlast

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2013PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable96 % positive14.79 €

Brings what grabs you about Outlast II: dread and tension, sneaking and hiding as well as a dark atmosphere.

As a defenseless journalist armed only with a night-vision camcorder, you creep through a nightmarish asylum where hiding and running are your only options. Relentless, unfiltered terror with no way to fight back.

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Madison

Lavish presentation

A first-person psychological horror game where an instant camera bridges the human world and the beyond. You develop photos yourself to solve disturbing puzzles while surviving a deeply unsettling atmosphere.

Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location

Strong, story-driven narrative

A story-heavy entry in the horror series: as a technician in an underground facility you face short, tense nights with varied tasks rather than just watching cameras. The dark tale of Circus Baby and the animatronics drives the experience.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2

Challenging difficulty

As a night guard in a pizzeria you watch cameras and survive until morning while a larger, more aggressive set of animatronics hunts you. Jump scares, limited resources and tense timing define it, with scattered lore hints on the side.

Alien: Isolation

Lavish presentation

A nerve-shredding survival horror game where, as Amanda Ripley, you are hunted through Sevastopol station by an unpredictable, unkillable Alien. Its faithful lo-fi retro-futurist look from the 1979 film and constant dread make hiding in lockers terrifying.

Siren: Blood Curse

Sneaking and hiding

A Japanese survival horror game set in a cursed 1970s village where an American film crew fights to survive the undead Shibito. Told in episodes with many playable characters, it relies on stealth, scarce resources and oppressive atmosphere.

Clock Tower 3

Sneaking and hiding

You play 14-year-old Alyssa, fleeing from immortal, grotesque killers rather than fighting them, solving puzzles in between across gloomy locations. This survival horror leans on panic, hiding and a stylishly morbid presentation.

Amnesia: Rebirth

Dread and tension

A first-person horror adventure set in the 1937 Algerian desert, where you play the defenseless Tasi, hiding from monsters, solving puzzles and slowly uncovering a disturbing truth. Its strengths are dense atmosphere and a dark, emotional story.

Silent Hill: The Short Message

Dread and tension

A short, free Silent Hill spin-off set in a modern German apartment block. It tells a harrowing story about bullying and grief, relying on chase sequences and nightmarish, shifting spaces.

Slender: The Arrival

Realistic visuals

A short first-person horror trip where you gather clues through dark forests and abandoned buildings, weaponless, while the Slender Man closes in. Tension comes from darkness, a flickering flashlight and sudden jump scares.

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