Yes, it was just a manifestation of their minds which had gone haywire because of the microwaves. To begin with, Lynn’s pregnancy was fake. The question being that is the baby real? Also if the story takes place in one night then how did Lynn become nine months pregnant in a span of just 6-7 hours? If the baby isn’t real, then what killed Lynn and what did Knoth see? Continue reading and you’ll find the answer to all these questions and a lot more. The question which all of us who have played the game desperately want answered. Now let’s move to the question which has led to numerous debates and theories all across the world. So much so that by the time you reach the ending Blake is unable to distinguish between what is real and what is a mere hallucination. His visions get so strong and traumatic that by the end he is devastated. Now the only thing that Blake can think about is to save Jessica. The ghost you encounter in Blake’s visions is actually the paedophile Father Loutermilch who assaulted Jessica. He is riddled with guilt as he blames himself for the death of his friend, Jessica.
Thus it’s safe to say that the whole village was in one big mass hallucination.Īs Blake’s exposure to the microwaves increased, his control over his mind decreased. And the bright flashes of light were triggers which sent everyone exposed to the waves into a hypnotic frenzy. So basically Murkoff was using the village as a testing site for its Morphogenic Engine a device which causes phantasms often resulting in self-mutation, paranoid delusions and violent behaviour. The same Murkoff Corporation which was responsible for all the gruesome experiments in Mount Massive Asylum in ‘Outlast 1’. It also tells us that The Murkoff Corporation is the one who is controlling everything. The document describes how the radio towers were transmitting mind controlling microwaves throughout the village. Specifically, in your gameplay you will find a document titled “Old Traveller” which explains why the entire village and Blake are slowly losing their minds. The reason behind these hallucinations is what connects ‘Outlast 2’ to its predecessor. Let’s begin with all the visions Blake has throughout the course of the game and the reason behind them. Now let’s go deep down the rabbit hole and find out what actually the ending of ‘Outlast 2’ was all about. There she takes your hand and says a short prayer and the credits roll. She takes you to the room where the two of you used to hangout. In the school you meet Jessica who has rope marks around her neck. There is another bright flash of light after which you end up back in the school. The whole town is in shambles as Knoth has killed them all. Knoth slits his own throat and you walk out of the chapel with the baby in your arms. He curses the baby you’re holding and tells you to get rid of it since he can’t kill it. When you wake up, you find Knoth sitting in front of you. You’re helpless at this point of time and you end up passing out courtesy of the traumatic experience you just had. Before she dies, she says “There’s nothing there”. Inside the chapel, Lynn gives birth and eventually succumbs to her injuries.
You somehow take her to the chapel as the storm rages on outside. Now Lynn is supposedly pregnant with the antichrist and is suffering from severe labour pains. So after numerous near death experiences and excruciating chases you (Blake Langermann) manage to escape the mines with your wife, Lynn. Let’s start with describing the ending scenes as they happened in the game.
For those of you who have and are still trying to make sense of the ending, read on. So those of you who haven’t completed the game yet or plan to play it at some point of time, stop right here. It goes without saying that major spoilers lie ahead.
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