Outbreak: Endless Nightmares

If you like the early Res Evil series, 1 & 2 etc rough type games you will like this one, it is not as polished, but it does give that 2000 era type of atmosphere, graphic wise it is good giving an eerie look to the game, combat ok nothing special, buy it on sale not worth the £11.39 price tag it as in April 2026. I played it first in 2021, and now in 2026, nothing seems to have changed, it is worth a couple of hours of your time, but sadly not a classic.

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Outbreak: Endless Nightmares twists the series’ survival horror gameplay by adding elements of roguelike gameplay. You’ll need to explore, hunt for supplies, uncover clues, and fight your way through each anomaly – each consisting of semi-procedurally generated instances where both the environment, and the undead, are out to kill you! Battle bad zombie-like guys in this Roguelike Survival Horror game. Outbreak Endless Nightmare is a different take on survival horror, with procedurally generated levels and roguelike gameplay. Outbreak Endless Nightmares controls are difficult. This type of game will not be for everyone, but those who love classic impossible-to-play survival roguelike games will find some replay value here.

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As a fan of both procedural generation in games and several of the previous games in the series I am sad to say that this is the first game in the series that I give a negative rating. The controls are just really REALLY bad in this one for some reason. The author of the game has included a lot of different movement and camera options in this game and I think that might have something to do with it. It's commendable that they want to appease fans of all the different survival horror control styles but in the end none of them feel good. The over the shoulder and first person views has the aiming feel really weird and choppy while the classic cinematic camera with tank controls feel really weird because the camera angles just aren't placed that well. Even in the hub world which I assume isn't randomly generated the camera angles hide many items from view. A smaller goal with larger focus put onto it would have greatly benefited it in this respect. There's some other downgrades from previous titles too like I remember headshots being implemented in one or two of the latter entries, but that's gone now it seems. I'll give the game another chance and update the review if the controls are ever fixed but for now, the game is just kind of a pain.

Only if you like this sort of thing : - It has no story, no campaign. - But a series of scenaries replayed again and again with little variations. Roguelite/Roguelike, procedural. Definitely not my cup of tea. Instead, I thoroughly loved the campaigns of these other games: - Outbreak The Nightmare Chronicles. Fixed camera angles, don't usually like that, but game was so fine, in no time I was moving smoothly. - Outbreak Contagious Memories. Choose with a key at any time, 1st person, 3rd person or fixed camera angles, that's a thougthful choice for you. -- Disclosure and spoilers: 69 y.o. too slow gamer, I use C.E. Health initial, 220 4 bytes. Can replace with 9,999,999 or whatever suits you. Ammo 4 bytes, 99,999 or whatever. Addresses must be found in one room as they change when you exit one, but modified values persist in the rest of the area.

Reminds me so much of the old Resident Evil games. A fun horror throw back. Would recommend!