The fright I remember most vividly was from a ghost called the Demit Lorong. Both have memorable levels, extremely terrifying moments, and can be a little frustrating at times with not knowing where to go (I got lost many times), but it's completely worth ploughing through. Keepers of the Dark is a standalone sequel formatted more like a gauntlet, where the OG game is more linear/traditional. I've played the first game plus Keepers of the Dark, and they were both great. It's really a love letter to Indonesia's ghost stories and style of horror. When it first dropped, I lowkey thought it would be a Fatal Frame rip-off, but that's so far from the truth. I have a lot of love and affection for the DreadOut series, there was so much love put into the games themselves and a lot of new ideas and creative mechanics.
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