Red Barrels invites you to experience the mind-blowing terror, this time with your friends. Whether you go through the trials alone or in teams, you must survive long enough. So what will you need for this adventure? What are the enemies who want your evil? These inmates want to keep you here in the Asylum! Here’s a look at our guide to The Outlast Trials Enemies to describe them and what their mechanics are.
The Outlast Trials Enemies Guide
Welcome to our The Outlast Trials Enemies Guide. This field manual will help you identify the organic threats that try to hinder your process of becoming reborn! We know that there are people who have a hard time finishing the The Outlast Trials game. If you are one of those who find it difficult to finish the game, let’s take you to our The Outlast Trials guide.
Prime Assets
As of right now, there have only been two unique figures spotted in the Testing Grounds.
Warden
As the name explains, this big guy, found in the Prison Testing Grounds, has a fondness for giving you the shock of your life while suffering from the delusions that he is the ruler of a prison.
Mother Gooseberry and Dr. Daddy
This twisted duo, found in the Carnival and Orphanage Testing Grounds, is composed of a matriarch and her faithful hand puppet. The two want to “better” people by drowning them in delicious nose candy and/or drilling out anything deemed “rotting.”
Giants
Farmer
This Giant can be found in the Prison Testing Grounds. He’s looking for his love “Sweetpea” and you just so happen to remind him of them!
Nudist
Ah… the staple of the Outlast series returns in all of his gigantic, naked glory. He despises anyone smaller than them, which is unfortunately includes you.
Lumberjack
Visually appears just like the previous Giant, but this time he has a massive battle axe! He appears in the final moments of the Trial when you’re trying to get to the shuttle.
Hunters
These inmates, which some Participants have dubbed “Hunters,” are the same size; except for one, a variant of the Giants; as the fellow inmates you come across in the Sleeping Room. These ones, however, have truly lost all reason and sanity. They only want to gut you like a fish.
Mimic
This Hunter only appears in Group Therapy. They take on the exact same appearance as your fellow Trial participants, but have 2 quirks that warn you that they aren’t your friend.
Their name tag can be similar, but not quite matching, to the person they’ve copied so make sure you write down the names on the tags of any fellow Participants before you go in for Group Therapy.
Mimics also tend to mumble incoherently, a stark contrast to your normally quiet Participants.
Gasman
A prime example of “never sample your own product.” He just wants to make the world a happier place and make everyone lost in the world of imagination. This world, however, is home to “The Skinner Man” which will be explained shortly.
Hiders
These cowardly creatures have snuck their way into the Testing Grounds. They are so stricken with terror, they lash out at any Participant that nears their hiding spot.
You can tell when a Hider is nearby if you hear grunts and other primal noises of terror. Failing to hear them, you can see them peeking out from their hiding spot every once in awhile.
Shrieker
These blind… inmates… abhor sound more than anything else. If they get set off, they let out a stunning shriek. Participants are found that they are unable to move from their spot if they are in range of the ear-splitting noise. This loud noise also attracts other hostile Inmates if they’re nearby. Participants are encouraged to move slowly and silently near them, stopping movement when they occasionally become distressed.
Blind Rager
A variant of the Giants discussed earlier. This Hunter is the same size as other Giants, but he is unable to see. He is sensitive to hearing and will bolt off in the direction of any loud sound before swinging his metal-bound appendages around like clubs. Participants are encouraged to employ the same tactic as the Shriekers.
Maniacs
These inmates have fashioned themselves crude, improvised weapons to take out any Participants that they find. Participants are encouraged to stay in the shadows and move quietly around them or simply staying out of eye and earshot when in light.
Night Owl
A variant of the Maniac, but this one has a set of low-light assistance goggles just like you and your fellow Participants. However, they are fused over his eyes, making it impossible to remove them and practically blinding them when in any area that has powered lights. The strategy is an exact mirror of the Maniacs, you must stay in the light to avoid them.
“The Skinner Man”
A byproduct of the mind when Participants go under full psychosis. Participants report seeing a man in a suit with a bare skull for his head. His mere “physical” presence seems to leech the life from any Participants that come too close to this “Skinner Man.” When encountered, the best strategy is to consume Murkoff’s calming inhalants or, when lacking a dose of that, stay as far away from him as possible until your mind calms down. Since this “Skinner Man” is a manifestation of the mind, he always knows where you are even if you try to hide.
