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While a standard playthrough of the entire game takes roughly , a completionist run seeking all Act 2 secrets and achievements can take upwards of 9 hours . Are you stuck on a specific puzzle in the mansion, or DreadOut Act 2 BOTH ENDINGS ~ CRAZY ENDING!

Act 2 of the Indonesian horror game DreadOut continues Linda's journey immediately after she escapes the haunted school. In this chapter, the setting shifts from the school to the outskirts of the deserted town, featuring key locations like a rural graveyard and a mysterious mansion. Key Plot and Gameplay Beats dreadout-act-2

: During this act, Linda upgrades her arsenal by obtaining an SLR Camera , which provides more powerful flashes and better zoom, essential for tackling the tougher spirits ahead. While a standard playthrough of the entire game

: A powerful spirit that attacks by throwing smaller "mini-pocongs" from graves. The best strategy is to maintain distance and use the SLR camera. In this chapter, the setting shifts from the

: A recurring antagonist in the mansion and mirror sequences. Endings and Completion

: Linda finds her classmate Doni, but he has been possessed and becomes one of the primary threats early in the act. Major Bosses :

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