DreadOut is a game in the survival horror genre, and if I'm not confusing anything, this is the first brainchild of the Indonesian company Digital Happiness. This game made me remember that horror games should scare, and not just tickle your nerves with sharp moments. The game can be safely divided into two halves, the first looks like a mixture of an early resident oriole and a fatal frame, we wander around an old abandoned school in search of keys and all sorts of objects, photograph ghosts, everything is interesting but rather slow, but the second half of the game is simply charged to the maximum with action , chases, many more enemies, rapidly developing plot. In general, in DreadOut, any horror lover will find what he likes most, I was personally impressed by several interesting features, 1 The main character cannot die, instead she ends up in limbo, and every time she needs to run to the world of the living to return to light, but the more often you find yourself in limbo, the longer the path to light becomes, 2 There is a moment in the game when the main character communicates with her friend who has been possessed by a demon and depending on your questions and answers the life of her friend depends, very effective and at the same time tense moment, 3 There are many moments in the game that you can’t do, for example, in the first act, as soon as darkness sets in, you can immediately go to the school, but you can also explore the streets and find a bunch of interesting things. I'm delighted and recommend it to everyone.