DreadOut Remastered Collection
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DreadOut Remastered Collection | Teaser Trailer
DreadOut Remastered Collection | PS5 | Nintendo Switch | Digital & Physical Edition: Coming Soon
Critic Reviews for DreadOut Remastered Collection
In its current state, you’ll be lucky to beat this game. There is no telling what causes some of the bugs. It feels random, but maybe during a full moon on Friday the 13th, DreadOut might not throw up all over itself. It could have been “so bad, it’s good”, but instead it’s “so bad, it’s unplayable”.
A new way to experience the first two games in the DreadOut series
DreadOut Remastered Collection is a horror game with great potential, but it lacks plot and technical aspects.
Review in Italian | Read full review
DreadOut Remastered Collection may not be suited for everyone if you aren’t a fan of campy horror experiences with cheesy plotlines or lack thereof. The cutscenes found within are always a little treat to watch as well, with a blend of horror and light comedic elements as well.
DreadOut: Remastered Collection is not a perfect series, and this remaster still shows that time hasn’t been kind to it. However, I have a soft spot for horror games based on Asian Folklore, and this Fatal Frame-inspired adventure is at the very least worth a go. Full of charm and interesting ideas, but often stumbling in execution. Just be prepared for a game that is occasionally frustrating.
As much purposefulness as there are interesting ideas, DreadOut has an extremely unfinished gameplay full of design problems and a poorly told story that can lead a game with interesting ideas to collapse.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
For me, the DreadOut Remastered Collection was a creepy, unsettling experience that left a lasting impression. The ghosts and their ties to Indonesian folklore will no doubt cause me a few sleepless nights, and even though some parts of the game tested my patience, I’m glad I stuck with it. The biggest question though is…am I still afraid of pale creepy ghosts, you bet your life I am!!
DreadOut Remastered Collection may not really be “remastered” and is more of a direct port, but it does provide a decent amount of spooks should you find the camera mechanic to suit what you want from it. I still think the camera needs to be more responsive, and that some encounters altered to address the size of the environment. Regardless, there is something still charming and well done about the presentation here that can, at times, make those issues sting a little less. If you’ve found enjoyment in the past with Fatal Frame and its sequels, then DreadOut may scratch that itch, just don’t expect too much.
