#10
There is a stretch in Outlast 2 where you are crawling through a cornfield at night with a camera that can barely see in the dark, and someone is hunting you, and you have no weapon and nowhere to hide, and the game just holds that feeling for longer than feels reasonable. It is extremely good at one thing: making you feel completely powerless. The story and the religious cult framing are more functional than meaningful, and the third act runs out of ideas before it runs out of runtime. But if your goal is to be genuinely frightened by a PS Plus game at ten in the evening with headphones on, this delivers that more consistently than almost anything else on the service.