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C. Custer · · 1 min read

Indonesian indie horror hit DreadOut’s second act is coming out this Valentine’s Day!

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Fans of Asian indie horror games, rejoice! In an unexpected bit of great news, the second half of Indonesian indie developer Digital Happiness’s game DreadOut is coming to Steam this Valentine’s Day. You can check out the launch trailer for the second act of the game below, but be warned: it’ll scare you!

The first act of DreadOut was one of our favorite Asian games of 2014, and in my review of the game my only real concern was that it didn’t contain enough content to justify the price. But for those who already own the first act, this second act will be free, and it looks like it will contain quite a bit of new content.

Included in that new content: some horrifying new monsters. One of the coolest things about the original DreadOut was that its ghosts were ripped straight from Southeast Asian culture, and that tradition appears to be continued in the next act. The trailer reveals, among other things, what looks like an epic boss battle with a Pocong. Awesome.

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C. Custer

Former editor and motion graphics artist for Tech in Asia. Currently content marketer at Dataquest.io