A "Sanity Meter" that allows you to perform specific animations (muttering prayers, staring at walls) to bypass certain non-aggressive variants without triggering a chase.
Using the lens drains the camera battery twice as fast, forcing players to choose between seeing the path and preserving light. 2. "Divine Hysteria" (Social Stealth)
A new mechanic where the player can find "anointed" lenses for their camera. These lenses reveal hidden scriptural messages or symbols on the walls of Mount Massive Asylum that are invisible to the naked eye.
A feature for players striving for 100% completion . When you die, the game allows you to "scrub" through the last 30 seconds of your footage from the perspective of the enemy that killed you.
Based on the title "Outlast: Complete PROPHET" (a common release title for the Outlast complete edition), here are three feature ideas that lean into the game's core "investigative journalist" and "religious cult" themes: 1. "The Prophet's Eye" (Vision Mode)
A "Sanity Meter" that allows you to perform specific animations (muttering prayers, staring at walls) to bypass certain non-aggressive variants without triggering a chase.
Using the lens drains the camera battery twice as fast, forcing players to choose between seeing the path and preserving light. 2. "Divine Hysteria" (Social Stealth)
A new mechanic where the player can find "anointed" lenses for their camera. These lenses reveal hidden scriptural messages or symbols on the walls of Mount Massive Asylum that are invisible to the naked eye.
A feature for players striving for 100% completion . When you die, the game allows you to "scrub" through the last 30 seconds of your footage from the perspective of the enemy that killed you.
Based on the title "Outlast: Complete PROPHET" (a common release title for the Outlast complete edition), here are three feature ideas that lean into the game's core "investigative journalist" and "religious cult" themes: 1. "The Prophet's Eye" (Vision Mode)