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The Outlast Trials PC Steam Account

The Outlast Trials PC Steam Account

4.6
CategoryHorror
RegionGlobal
PlatformSteam
Works onPC
Account product no activation needed

System Requirements

Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 Processor: Intel Core i5-6600 or AMD Ryzen 5 1500X Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti, 2 GB or Radeon R7 360, 2 GB DirectX: Version 12 Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 30 GB available space Additional Notes: Low 720p @ 30 FPS

How to activate

You receive a ready-to-use account. Log in and change the password & email straight away so it's fully yours.
Steam account
  1. 1After purchase you receive the account's email and password in your Library.
  2. 2Open the Steam client and log in with the provided email and password.
  3. 3Go to Steam → Account details and change the password and contact email to your own.
  4. 4Enable Steam Guard, then download your games from the Library - the account is yours.

Reviews

Finding this gem of a game after putting 1000 hours into dbd is like drinking cold water after walking through a desert

TTalon

This is a really good game BUT if you want to have fun do not turn on or play invasion, this gamemode is not fun at all and unbalanced with no depth to it, you have to play meta or you'll just get exit camped

ZZeroCool

i play funny trials, i enjoy funny trials, my friends enjoying funny trials. i hear scary alarm. PTSD. Jaeger. i run away. i cry. i piss and poop myself. not funny anymore. (i love Jaeger tho)

TTalon

this game is so cozy and gives me warm fuzzy feeling especially in the orphanage section .

KKairo

one of the best co op games ever , you really can enjoy this game with your friends , but even if you dont have any friends like me , you can find alots of them in the game , but dont expect a normal guy you will make friend with , usually you will find psychopaths to make friends with in this game

CCrimson

Intense horror game packed with scares, gore, and fun

PPulse