Pff... It pains me to say it, but Outlast 2 has been a disappointment to me if you compare it to the first, I didn't like it very much, and now I'm going to explain my experience and why I didn't like it, and the things that I did like. liked.
First let's start with the bad ones, since there are many.
- The gameplay is too repetitive, not only the controls, the scenario itself, the ways to escape, hide and everything.
- Hiding in this game is useless, I have only hidden twice, it is useless since you can do absolutely the entire game running without any stealth. That's why there's the trophy for finishing the game without hiding, because it's totally easy.
- Way to guide the player in a stupid way, it's okay that you guide the player, but not in this way, I don't want to be treated like a stupid person and especially coming from Outlast 1, they guide you the way all the time, whether with torches, lights, enemies and behind them is the exit, obvious things that even though it is dark, you cannot miss, with a little intuition you can follow the path extremely easily. Something that hardly happens in Outlast 1, the path is more enigmatic and makes you think more, it is guided, but not that much, you have to think a little.
- Excessive enemies and bad AI, it's incredible how in every fucking corner, in every place there are 70 enemies, especially in the final part, enemies that are absurd and their AIs are totally vulnerable to any fast movement, and they are easy to fool. Even the strongest enemies like the one at school, it's useless.
- I totally abuse screamers, it's incredible how badly the screamers are executed, every 10 seconds you have one, okay at the beginning of the game it can scare you, but then they are absolutely repetitive and worst of all, predictable, if you have seen many games of terrors like me or played, you will be sick of this, unnecessary screamers to scare, and they don't scare if you have some experience.
- The tension of this game is painful compared to Outlast 1, it tries too hard to provide tension, and in my case it has not given me any type of tension, it tries too hard to make the player scared, like other games it tries to make you empathize too much with some acts.
- The level design and absolutely everything is just decent.
- The story seems interesting to me, but it lacks much more context or another way of approaching it.
- TOO MANY BATTERIES AND BANDAGES, PLEASE, SOME DIFFICULTY, EVEN IF IT IS NORMAL DIFFICULTY, IT IS NOT NORMAL THAT THIS RESIDENT EVIL 4 LOOKS LIKE WITH SO MUCH LOOT EVERYWHERE.
- I have too many bad things against this fucking game, the villains are fucking sad and cringe.
- The protagonist is a bad copy of Ethan (Resident evil 7/8)
- The religious theme is very good, but it is too typical and unoriginal.
- It follows the same aesthetic as the end of Outlast 1 but done worse.
- Too extended meaningless
- What's going on in the end
- I am a person who is incapable of playing horror games, in fact it took me months to finish Outlast 1, and when I was playing I was scared to death, but this game has not scared me, it has not caused tension because of everything I have played. said, I don't mind the scary atmosphere, even TLOU 2 and 1 have scared me more

Well, I'm going to say something good and it's...

- Jessica's Lore is good.
- Part of the School is decent.
- The graphics are good.
- Some dialogues are good
- Good Lore
And I don't know what to say anymore.
I understand how it can scare many people, in fact, when the demo of this game came out, I couldn't advance because I was too scared, but after seeing so many horror games, it seems pretty meh to me, it's not bad, but Outlast 1 It is better in every way. But it's a decent and short experience.

The antichrist sucks me off. (2.5/5)

After months and months of dropping this game out of fear and scaring myself, because I'm a pussy, I've finally finished it, thanks to Kuro for giving me the strength, I love you, holy shit. The best horror experience I have had in my life by far, I suffer too much playing scary games, but then I enjoy them too much.
The game has an interesting plot, but the best thing is the lore and the tension it produces.
This game can have bad things, such as being repetitive and the abuse of using the same technique to collect keys, etc., but in a different way that at least makes it enjoyable, although it is normal in horror games, so that the player is afraid and he despairs, which he achieves.
An amazing horror game, what I like least is the final part, we start in a madhouse, where experiments are done, but oh, there is a large laboratory hundreds of meters below, a laboratory center like the one in Half Life 1 identical lmao , where the final "enemy" is more than just a fucking crazy man, we tried to stop him, we succeeded, but he possessed us, we tried to leave and suddenly new soldiers appeared and machine-gunned us, the ghost came out and killed everyone, WOOOOOOW, WHAT A GOOD ENDING (sarcasm), Outlast is simply what is worth is the journey, because the story is very XD.
The setting, the soundtrack, the dialogues and the setting are 10/10, yes.
I still don't know how I'm going to be able to play Outlast 2 and Amnesia collection...

Sekiro is a very good game, but I'm not a fan of it. I have really enjoyed this game every time I have played it, it is addictive and makes you keep playing more and more. It is incredible how beautiful the message is to the player, of perseverance, not giving up and continuing despite difficulties, getting up all the time and fighting until you achieve it. Sekiro is not a difficult game, Sekiro is a game where you don't know how to play and you learn in the process, once you master everything, even the most difficult Boss can seem easy to you. Sekiro (the character) is very interesting, and very good despite having little substance. The story isn't the big point of this game obviously, but that's okay.
The problem that I have had with Sekiro is the problem that it is so repetitive, it is something that has made me drop it many times because I was bored, I didn't feel like starting the game, but once I did, I enjoyed it, but It's very repetitive, I guess it's like that in all souls. But I think I'm going to enjoy Dark Souls much more, the aesthetics and ideas are more interesting to me.
Sekiro is a game that I really care little about, it may be in my top #20 video games, but nothing more, a rewarding experience, and different from the rest. The gameplay is repetitive, but satisfying every time you kill a boss. The parry technique is beautiful.
And I have nothing more to say, yes, the best game related to Japanese aesthetics. GOT is shit next to Sekiro.