Retrieve the rats during the Trial but avoid the toxic gas to earn new Tokens and cosmetics. New Mk-Challenges are also coming May 7th.
Having spent a little under a year as an Early Access title on PC, The Outlast Trials is out now in full on all platforms.
Red Barrels' detour into multiplayer horror is as messed up yet endearing as its single-player efforts, even with some issues.
Red Barrels' co-op horror took six years to develop, and while it could have made Outlast 3 first, it's "super happy with what we have today."
Phyllis Futterman and Sergeant Leland Coyle are two threats to watch out for when the co-op horror title launches on March 5th.
Co-op horror title The Outlast Trials is on track for its full release now that it has gone gold.
The update brings with it a new Christmas-themed event, as well as full support for controllers with different layouts.
The co-op survival horror will launch for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4 and PS5 while also exiting PC early access next year.
Red Barrels' co-op survival horror could receive new details on its next update or potentially a release window for its early access exit.
The update also brings with it an entirely new level to co-op horror game.
The Outlast Trials will also be getting a new limited-time Halloween-themed event, along with the Courthouse map.
The co-op survival horror title is based on Red Barrels' Outlast series and will remain in early access until the end of the year.
With The Outlast Trials, developer Red Barrels is trying something new by bringing a co-op horror experience. How well does this work out?
Co-op horror game The Outlast Trials is out now as an early access title on PC through Steam and Epic Games Store.
Some heavy hitters are coming this month, but plenty of remakes and sequels also await. Here's what you can look forward to.
Red Barrels' multiplayer horror title will be available for PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. Its content has yet to be detailed.
The Outlast Trials is celebrating Halloween by kicking off its closed beta, which will allow players a taste of an early version of the game.
A new trailer has also been released, showcasing all manner of twisted experiments, gore and disturbing subject matter.
Developer Red Barrels announced last year that the long-awaited horror title is set to launch for PC sometime later in 2022.
Co-founder Philippe Morin likens to the first two games to movies and says "Your journey to freedom will be a long one" in the 2022 title.
