This is the video companion to my first real Trial in The Outlast Trials.
A full, uncut solo run of Kill the Snitch, set in the police station.
No highlights.
No edits.
Just forty-four minutes of slow movement, bad assumptions, and learning the hard way.
Viewer discretion advised. The Outlast Trials is intended for mature audiences and contains graphic violence, disturbing imagery, and psychological horror. This content may not be suitable for all viewers.
All Trials in this series are played solo.
The Trial
- Trial: Kill the Snitch
- Location: Police Station
- Mode: Solo
- Difficulty: Lowest available
- Runtime: 44 minutes (full run)
Even on the lowest difficulty, the tension never really lets up.
Standing still feels dangerous, objectives act like bait, and the moment you assume you’re safe, the game corrects you.
The Video
This is a slow first run, and that’s intentional.
I wanted to understand the rules of the Trial before pushing difficulty or modifiers.
First Takeaways
- Clearing an area doesn’t mean it stays clear
- Objectives attract attention
- Being stationary is often the most dangerous choice
When things went wrong, it was usually because I misjudged sound, timing, or commitment — not because the game pulled a trick.
That consistency is what made the Trial so unsettling.
Where This Fits
This video is part of Survivor’s Dread — survival horror focused on tension, pressure, and endurance rather than mastery.
I don’t know how many more Trials will follow.
If there’s another, it’ll be logged the same way.
If not, this stands as a record of the experience.
Surviving, not suffering — even when the chaos is real.
Survivor Incognito 
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