@deviltaz35: You need to pay a lot for submitting a build to a board. Not really worth it.

@NaturallyEvil: Which would mean a lot more work than only editing one. Highly doubt it.

@alaannn: I thin you misunderstood the article completely.

@ferna1234: How's this "milking"? it's not like they are releasing a full game per year like AC or CoD.

@Thanatos2k: Why would you wish that? To fill the forum with hater comments by any chance? :P

Well, let's see how it goes. Hope they learned from past mistakes.

@sladakrobot: I kinda miss those, indeed. Now only a few companies do it.

@decadentdescent: Totally giving it a chance, indeed. But it's logical that this changes in genre rises more than an eyebrow...

"The original submission of Outlast 2 sent to the Australian Classification Branch contained the final game code and a video file for reference taken from an Alpha version of the game."

Not sure about that, a rating board would provably ask about a loose file before refusing a rating. This sounds very weird.

@defiler: Welp. Thankfully the odds are that we won't see that happening.