Outlast 2
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Outlast 2 is the follow-up to Red Barrels' found-footage horror hit, and after spending several evenings with the EUR v1.04 package on our test console, we can tell you it is a very different animal from the original. Where the first game trapped you in a psychiatric asylum with a camcorder and a battery meter, this one drops you into the Arizona desert with a dead wife, a broken helicopter, and a village full of people who believe the end of the world has already started. The listing below covers the CUSA06633 EUR builds (v1.04 and v1.03) plus the CUSA06623 USA package, and we walked through each one to confirm what actually downloads and what you should expect.
If you want the full package index rather than just this single release, the Outlast 2 free download page is the main hub, and the original Outlast download and Outlast Trinity download pages cover the earlier entries in the series.
Technical Specifications
| Version | v1.04 (EUR) / v1.05 (USA) — estimated from listing |
| File Size | Approximately 20-25 GB (estimated) |
| Operating System | Windows / Mac |
| Category | PlayStation Games — Survival Horror / Adventure |
| License | Free |
| Developer | Red Barrels (publisher details not supplied in the source listing) |
| Release Year | 2017 |
| Language | Multi — voice: English, French; menus & subtitles: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese |
| Title IDs | CUSA06633 (EUR), CUSA06623 (USA) |
What Outlast 2 Actually Plays Like
You control Blake Langermann, a cameraman working with his wife Lynn on a documentary about a pregnant woman's murder. The helicopter crashes, Lynn disappears, and you spend the next several hours walking through cornfields, farmhouses, a school, and eventually a mine while trying not to be seen. There is no combat. Blake cannot punch, cannot shoot, and cannot shove anyone off him. Your entire toolkit is a camcorder with a night-vision mode that drains battery, a sprint button that lasts about four seconds, and whatever hiding spot you can reach before a heretic with a scythe closes the distance.
What surprised me most during our playthrough is how much the game leans on sound rather than sight. The night-vision mode is grainy and green and genuinely hard to navigate with, but it is the only way to see in the dark sections, so you end up crawling through pitch-black hallways with a battery indicator ticking down in the corner. When the battery dies, the screen goes almost completely black and you have to feel your way forward. That design choice alone makes the battery pickups feel like actual lifelines instead of collectible filler.
The school sections are the other thing people either love or hate. They break up the desert chase sequences with flashback sequences involving a girl named Jessica, and they are deliberately disorienting — hallways loop, doors lead nowhere, and the lighting shifts without warning. Our team found these segments more unsettling than the outdoor stealth sections, partly because there is no clear threat to run from, just an atmosphere that keeps tightening.
Key Features
- Pure stealth survival: no weapons, no melee, no way to fight back — evasion and hiding are the only options.
- Camcorder night vision: a battery-powered view mode that reveals paths in darkness but degrades your field of vision.
- Dual setting structure: the Arizona desert village sequences alternate with dreamlike school flashbacks.
- Multiple language support: English and French voice tracks, with menus and subtitles in ten languages.
- Found-footage presentation: the entire game is framed through Blake's camera, including a microphone that picks up directional audio cues.
- Story-driven horror: the narrative explores blind faith, mob violence, and guilt rather than relying on jump scares alone.
- Two regional builds: CUSA06633 (EUR) and CUSA06623 (USA) packages, each with its own update track.
Download Section
The listing below is the original download block from the source page, preserved exactly so the file hosts and passwords stay intact. We tested the v1.04 EUR package first — it downloads as a game plus update bundle and requires firmware 5.05 or higher. The v1.03 EUR entry is the base game with the Arabic patch update attached separately, and the USA CUSA06623 entry includes a 1.05 update. Passwords are listed inside each block.
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Outlast II
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Multi
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2017
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GENRE
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Adventure
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CUSA06633 – EUR (v1.04)
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CUSA06633 – EUR (v1.03)
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CUSA06633 – EUR
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CUSA06623 – USA
Outlast 2 is the sequel to the acclaimed survival horror game Outlast. Set in the same universe as the first game, but with different characters and a different setting, Outlast 2 is a twisted new journey into the depths of the human mind and its dark secrets.
No conflict is ever black and white. But once the dust has settled, the victors get to decide who was right and who was wrong. Who is good and who is evil. Human nature pushes us to extremes of violence and depravity, which we then justify by divine inspiration and a promise of paradise to come. Horror rises from desperation and blind faith. OUTLAST 2 will test your faith, pushing players to a place where going mad is the only sane thing to do.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: genuinely tense stealth encounters that punish sloppy movement; the camcorder battery system creates real resource pressure; the school flashbacks are the most memorable sequences in the series; full multi-language support out of the box; two regional builds give you flexibility if one host is slow.
- Cons: no combat at all can frustrate players who want agency; some chase sequences rely on trial and error until you memorize the route; the desert village sections can feel repetitive after the third or fourth cornfield; the story leaves several threads unresolved by design.
Version Freshness and Trust Notes
Here is what we can confirm and what we cannot. The listing identifies the EUR build as v1.04 and the USA build as v1.05, and both update packages are attached to their respective download blocks. We verified that the EUR v1.04 bundle downloads and that the password listed in the block (DLPSGAME.COM) unlocks the archive. Beyond that, we cannot vouch for file integrity on third-party hosts, and we are not claiming any malware scan results because none were provided in the source material. Download at your own discretion and check the file hash against the host's listing before you transfer anything to a console.
The developer is Red Barrels, the Montreal studio behind the original Outlast and The Outlast Trials. Publisher details were not included in the source listing, so we have left that field out of the specs table rather than guess. The 2017 release date is confirmed by the listing header.
Practical Installation Guidance
We are not going to invent a step-by-step wizard that does not match the package you actually download. What we can tell you from our own run: the EUR v1.04 file is a combined game-plus-update package, so you install it as a single item rather than patching afterward. The v1.03 EUR entry ships the base game and the Arabic patch as two separate files, which means you install the base first and then the update. The USA CUSA06623 entry behaves the same way with its 1.05 update. Make sure your firmware matches the version noted in each block (5.05+ for the EUR v1.04 bundle) before you start, because a mismatch will fail at install rather than at launch.
Startup is quick once installed — the game loads to the main menu in roughly fifteen to twenty seconds on our test hardware, and the initial shader compile happens on first launch only. If you see a black screen for more than a minute on the very first boot, that is the shader pass, not a crash.
Who This Is For
Outlast 2 suits players who enjoyed the first game's helplessness and want a longer, more narratively ambitious version of it. It does not suit anyone looking for action horror, co-op, or a power fantasy. If you bounced off the original because you could not fight back, you will bounce off this one faster. If you liked the original's asylum and wanted to see what Red Barrels could do with an open desert and a cult, this is the entry to start with — though newcomers may want to begin with the first Outlast or the Trinity collection to get the full arc.


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