Other users have been saying that doing this has caused this ending to trigger in their games as well. Alternate Ending 2 (Live looking Jessica) - You get this ending if you turn around immediately when you hear Jessica and stay near Father L as he walks to the stairs. Here's how I think the 2 endings are decided.Īlternate Ending 1 (Dead looking Jessica) - You get this ending if you waste time trying to leave the school when you hear Jessica screaming. When you get near the door you hear Jessica screaming and calling your name and then you run to her (The stairs).
When Father L forces you out of the room your only real option is to run to the door of the school to the outside. So near the end of the game there's one of the school sections were you actually walk around with Jessica and get caught by Father L.
#Outlast 2 heretics how to
So after watching Markiplier's playthrough of the game I think I figured out how to get the alternate ending. The creator of this thread suggests that the alternate Jessica shows up if you turn around immediately when you hear Jessica scream. As far as I can tell between what happened in my game, and the Markiplier video, the cut scene is exactly the same except for Jessica's appearance. The source that I found the image from isn't sure what causes the different versions of Jessica in this cut scene. I only found out that there were two different versions of her by watching a Markiplier video and his game showed the right Jessica. In my run of the game, I saw the left Jessica. The right Jessica looks normal in appearance with no bruising or blue face. If you look closely, the left Jessica has a bruise/scab around her neck and her face is blue due to suffocating, presumably from when she was hung by a noose (this is seen throughout the game). The below screenshot shows her two appearances: I found out that Jessica can have two appearances in the ending cut scene. Until now, I didn't think there were multiple endings. I've recently completed my first run through of Outlast 2.
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