Normally I would see that label and go 'Eh, I've had sex, my friends have had sex, pretty much everyone has had sex - so why should I panic over seeing someone else have sex?' but in a horror game filled with shock moments, my mind could only imagine the sexual aspects being violent and so I had to wait for a friend to confirm it didn't have rape in it before I could play. In fact I worried that there was going to be rape in the game since I saw a preview with the naked guys stalking you and then when I first started the game I saw the 'Explicit Sexual Content' label. My thoughts were such (Warning: I get pretty frank at one point.): I'm glad they cut this scene from the game. Uhm, did you remake this thread lol? I had made a post in it but I guess you remade this thread or I somehow screwed up on sending it. :D Well, if Cat Stevens can write and release music records from an asylum (True story), why can't a bunch of loons that escaped from Naughty Dog and Ubisoft develop and release games from an asylum? :P Originally posted by Star_Inferno:Sometimes, I believed they programmed Outlast + Whistleblower while being in an Asylum and programming everything into the game they see everyday.

Outlast 2 rape