As Blake protests, saying "No! Stop that!" the creature thrusts again, before placing its face over his midsection and then sitting up and wiping its mouth. Two other pairs of creatures in the clearing are also implicitly having sex.Īs Blake yells for the creatures to "Get away from her!" a female creature, her greyish breasts bared, pushes him onto his back, holds his arms to the ground and repeatedly thrusts her crotch against him. One creature has another bent over a rock, thrusting as they implicitly have rear-entry sex, another sits astride the pelvic region of a creature prone on the ground, moving their hips rhythmically as they too implicitly have sex. Humanoid creatures, their skin grey, spattered with blood and scarred, implicitly have sex as others pray, or chant, or gesticulate. His wife, Lynn, calls out for his help, saying, "It hurts! Oh god!," as she hangs from chains on a raised platform at the front of the clearing. His vision blurring, he witnesses what appears to a ritualistic orgy.
Your seed will burn this world." Shortly afterwards, he objects to having psycho-active dust blown into his face, yelling, "Nope! Nope!" before he stumbles into a forest clearing. a female creature prepares Blake for a ritual. The following contains spoilers for Outlast 2, as well content that is NSFW.
That code, according to the Board, contained some pretty graphic stuff: “This video file should not have been sent along with the game code, as its content was not representative of the final game.” “The original submission of Outlast 2 sent to the Australian Classification Branch contained the final game code and a video file for reference taken from an Alpha version of the game,” said Red Barrel’s public relations team. So why the sudden change of heart? A statement given to Polygon yesterday explains that a mixup occurred, and the wrong code was sent to the Board for review. Outlast 2 has been given a rating of R18+, the second highest rating, below the Australian equivalent of X-rated. Polygon has now learned that decision has been reversed. Two weeks ago the news broke that Outlast 2, the survival horror game from Red Barrels, had been refused a rating by the Australian Classification Board, effectively banning the game from sale in that country.
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