The Outlast Trials Announces Brand New Killer and Map
The Outlast Trials is a great game to experience horror full of blood, scares, and survival horror elements with friends. Whether you play it alone, with friends, or with other people waiting in the lobby is up to you. This game has been incredibly popular in the horror scene since its release, and there is now a brand new killer on the loose to keep the game fresh.
This game is already home to some truly iconic killers that are sure to haunt your dreams, but the latest killer to be teased for The Outlast Trials is said to be "the most depraved killer yet."
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While the trailer released by Red Barrels doesn't seem to show off too much, it does show that Franco "Il Bambino" Barbi is a heavily infantilized killer who has a deep fascination with everything to do with childbirth and the miracle of life.
Franco "Il Bambino" Barbi is a deeply perverse, gun-wielding man-child who is the outcast of a Mafia don. The trailer was announced on July 10, and the YouTube video description promises that more content will be released today.
Before Il Bambino's release, the game's killers predominantly used melee weapons to catch their victims. Aside from the latest killer to join the sadistic family, the only other killer to use some ranged weaponry is The Pusher. They utilize a gas that turns the victim insane and requires an antidote to resolve the issue. Additionally, The Screamer disorients the player by screaming loudly when anyone comes near them, which alerts other enemies to your presence.
This brand-new map takes you to the docks, where Franco has a giant drug manufacturing domain full of trickery and difficult puzzles to bypass. This domain is where this freakish new killer takes all of his victims and infantilizes them until they are down to his level.
With Franco Barbi's intense fascination for doing experiments on pregnant women, it takes The Outlast Trials to a brand new horrifying low with this new
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