Outsanity

Do not buy this. Unless you really love headaches. Initial thoughts when loading up the game was good, I was excited and positively surprised to see DLSS and Frame Generation available in the options menu. The game seemed well optimized and I didn't really experience any bad framedrops. However, every shadow in the game is immensely pixelated for some reason, this got quite annoying to look at since the quality in general is pretty good. Also game seems to have no anti aliasing implemented, might be related to the shadows too, all edges are super pixelated. Quickly after leaving the menu and loading in to the actual game, I realized how [b]utterly janky[/b] and [b]poorly tested[/b] the game unfortunately is. I am aware that it is released in Early Access, but it felt more like an alpha-stage, honestly. While learning the game, I had to "restart from last checkpoint" and [b]lose progress[/b] more than 10 times, since getting stuck at "inspecting" papers (yes, the papers that hold key information for progression, can't be skipped) is a thing. I had to adapt and learn not to look at all the papers - only the ones I knew held information from previous runs. I experienced the same th…

Just finished the game. A little buggy but overall really fun realistic horror with very very nice graphics and good chases. Awesome!

A promising game, can't wait for the continuation of the story.

Overall, “Outsanity” is a solid horror game that delivers a spooky experience. Its immersive atmosphere and straightforward gameplay make it a great choice for fans of the genre. While it may be short and have some predictable moments, it is still worth playing for a quick scare.

Needs more content for the price. like all indi games it says "to be continued" but 97.5% chance it wont be Everything else if good, nice menu, good graphics, a few technical problems but I can show you how to avoid them. https://youtu.be/d4mgJOyYPVc

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