Slaughter: The Lost Outpost

Ray Spark

About this game

Return to the world of Slaughter, a gloomy place where anarchy and lawlessness reign. Reckless bandits and thugs have broken free from a massive prison, forming gangs and engaging in fierce battles to gain control over the territory.
Our hero - Russell, found himself in the very middle of this chaos and is trying to survive at any cost. He is destined for the fate of a slave if he does not find a way to get out of prison.
Russell has to arm himself and carve his way to freedom. Along the journey, the player, alongside the main character, will discover what is unfolding in this strange place — encountering allies and unraveling the dark secrets concealed within the vast complex's walls.
Fate has tossed you right into the turf of the deadliest and savage thugs. Well, it's too bad for those sorry bastards. Arm yourself, soldier, and rid this hornet's nest. Zero tolerance for those scumbags - there will be enough bullets for everyone.
Explore the vast complex, discover detours, find weapons and upgrade equipment, study documents and diaries that shed light on what is happening around.

The main features of the game:
- Intense battles with dangerous enemies, each of which requires a unique strategic approach.
- Large and varied levels with many hiding places and detours.
- The search for various weapons and equipment will significantly impact gameplay.
- Graphics carefully crafted and well optimized for multiple devices.
- Simple and user-friendly controls, allowing you to fully control the situation.

Ratings and reviews

Not as good as I expected. There's less customization, less variety in weapons, less focus on the storyline, the controls and movements feels as bad or worse than the last games. It just feels like an extended version of the first Slaughter. On a good note, the graphics and gore improved, so killing enemies is more satisfying. But the auto-climb, I hate it with a PASSION. Please, add a manual climb button. Other than that, this is a good mobile game, but do or add anything new to the series.

when you die and respawn from where you last saved, the ammo are just like before you died, and they are not restored to their saved state. Additionally, the melee attack disabled. auto-climbing feature is very poor, and killing enemies has become more difficult despite setting the difficulty to easy. Putting all the upgrades inside boxes without purchasing them, like the previous part, is very disappointing. Overall, the game is good but compared to the previous part(Slaughter3) it is horrible.

Absolutely fantastic. The combat. graphics I love it. there are ALOT of versions of this game but this Is the ONE YOU WANT. trust me an I was wondering if they had grenades its amazing an astonishing that they DID find room to put then in there.

What's new

Fixed Benchmark scene. No need to re-enter the game at the first launch.