The open beta of The Outlast Trials indicated that, unlike the first two games, the experience will be more team-based. At this point, though, we almost welcome it. But if we're going by Red Barrels' questionable history, then it's sure to be a little twisted. As for what lurks beyond the other side is anybody's guess. Set during the Cold War, The Outlast Trials will bring volunteers from all walks of life to engage in its sinister games, all of which will bring unique and time-sensitive trials and tribulations. To test the boundaries of such controversial methods, volunteers must embark on terrifying journeys through a monster-infested labyrinth. Instead, players are invited to a horrifying facility that's fostered by Murkoff Corporation, a company that deals in advanced brainwashing and mind control. The Outlast Trials serves as a prequel to the first two entries, but has no definitive connection to either tale set around Mount Massive Asylum, or the Coconino County. While Outlast and Outlast II prioritized single-player campaigns with various scavenging and stealth elements, The Outlast Trials will instead opt for a team-based survival experience, in which up to four players must complete a variety of death defying tasks in order to progress further into an underground labyrinth that facilitates a deeply disturbing brainwashing technique. Unlike its two previous chapters, the next leg of the journey will be predominantly multiplayer-based, and will once again be developed by Red Barrels, a Canadian studio that lit the fuse for the series back in 2013. The Outlast Trials is an upcoming survival horror game for PC and PlayStation. But what do we know about it? Well, here's everything we've scraped together so far, and everything you should know about before punching in that pre-order. And until the team eventually decides to unravel the game in its entirety, we're unfortunately left with only a somewhat incomplete portrait. There's a problem, though, as it appears Red Barrels isn't quite ready to serve up the its hat trick. And now, after the release of its open beta, that intrigue has only flourished into a hunger-a desperation, even, to see all that there is to see in the full release. And yet, our intrigue surrounding Red Barrels' third survival horror game remains just as high. 2022 has kept a lid on quite the number of hidden gems- The Outlast Trials being just one of them.
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