Part 2

Master the controls of Outlast with this comprehensive guide. Learn movement, camera, item menus, actions, and camcorder functions to survive Mount Massive Asylum.

Alright, so you've made it to Part 2! Before we dive into the real scares, let's make sure you've got a solid grasp on how to move and interact within the world of Outlast. Knowing the controls is key to survival, especially when things get hairy.

Walkthrough:

Here are the controls you'll need to master:

Movement & Camera:

• Left Analog Stick: This is your primary way of moving around. Push it in the direction you want Miles to go.
• Right Analog Stick: Use this to control the camera. Look around your environment, check corners, and keep an eye on what's behind you.

Camcorder Functions:

• R1 Button: This is how you bring up your camcorder. You'll be using this a lot, especially for its night vision.
• L3 (Press Left Analog Stick): Activate the camcorder's night vision. This is crucial for navigating dark areas, but be mindful of battery life!
• Triangle Button: Need more juice for your night vision? This button lets you reload batteries. Keep an eye on your battery level!

Interaction & Actions:

• Square Button: This is your general 'Action' button. Use it to interact with objects, open doors, pick things up, and more.
• X Button: Need to get over an obstacle or reach a ledge? Use the Jump button.
• O Button: Sometimes you need to be stealthy. Press this to crouch and make yourself a smaller target, or to sneak past enemies.
• L1 Button: Need to make a quick getaway? Hold this down to sprint.

Menus & Information:

• Directional Buttons:
  • Up/Down: These control the zoom on your camcorder. Useful for getting a closer look at something from a distance.
  • Left: Access your Evidence Menu. Here you'll find all the documents and recorded events you've collected.
  • Right: Open your Note Menu. This is where you'll find Miles's personal notes and observations.
• OPTIONS: This will bring up the Pause Menu, allowing you to save your game, adjust settings, or quit.
• SHARE: Use this to record or share your gameplay footage.

Advanced Maneuvers:

• L2: Lean Left. This lets you peek around corners or obstacles without fully exposing yourself.
• R2: Lean Right. The counterpart to L2, allowing you to peek from the other side.