Games developed by Red Barrels
3 census-tracked games, ranked by total Steam reviews.
Red Barrels has developed 3 games tracked by The Game Census, with 324k Steam reviews between them and an overall 94% positive rating. The most reviewed is Outlast (140k reviews, 96% positive). Releases span 2013 to 2024.
At the latest census sample, 58k people were playing its one game that reports a live player count. Census health tiers across the catalog: 1 thriving, 2 healthy.
Genres across the catalog: Action (3), Adventure (3), Indie (3). Most common player tags: Horror, Survival Horror, Psychological Horror, First-Person, Dark, Survival.
| # | Game | Reviews | Rating | Players | Health | Price | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Outlast Hell is an experiment you can't survive in Outlast, a first-person survival horror game developed by veterans of some of the biggest game franchises in history. As investigative journalist Miles Upshur, explore Mount Massive Asylum and try to survive long enough to discover its terrible secret... if you dare. | 140k | 96% | — | Healthy | $14.99 | 2013-09-04 |
| 2 | The Outlast Trials Red Barrels invites you to experience mind-numbing terror, this time with friends. Whether you go through the trials alone or in teams, if you survive long enough and complete the therapy, Murkoff will happily let you leave… but will you be the same? | 120k | 92% | 58k | Thriving | $39.99 | 2024-03-05 |
| 3 | Outlast 2 Outlast 2 introduces you to Sullivan Knoth and his followers, who left our wicked world behind to give birth to Temple Gate, a town, deep in the wilderness and hidden from civilization. Knoth and his flock are preparing for the tribulations of the end of times and you’re right in the thick of it. | 65k | 91% | — | Healthy | $4.99 | 2017-04-24 |
Reviews and ratings are Steam totals at the latest census snapshot. Players is the most recent concurrent-player sample recorded by the census and is blank where Steam exposes no count. Health is the census verdict for each game; the tiers are explained in the methodology. Game blurbs, genres and tags are the Steam store's own.