Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Before anyone points out "You didn't show room x", I skipped all of the numbers that weren't dev stages.
There's only a total of 37 stages. (So, room 1 to room 37), and there's also real stages mixed in with the dev stages. On top of that, there's stages that are basically meaningless, and stages that result in crashes.
I tried my best to put everything together, so I hope this works out.
Unused numbers:
1 crash (was used at end for final demonstration) (unsure what it is)
3 black screen
9 map select
17 crash (labeled as playing the intro?)
21 stage 1
22 stage 2
23 before boss 1
24 before boss 2
25 before boss 3
26 stage 3
28 Dark Angel fight 1 (end of stage 4)
33 stage 4
35 stage 5 (intro)
36 stage 0
37 crash (unsure what it is)
Before anyone points out "You didn't show room x", I skipped all of the numbers that weren't dev stages.
There's only a total of 37 stages. (So, room 1 to room 37), and there's also real stages mixed in with the dev stages. On top of that, there's stages that are basically meaningless, and stages that result in crashes.
I tried my best to put everything together, so I hope this works out.
Unused numbers:
1 crash (was used at end for final demonstration) (unsure what it is)
3 black screen
9 map select
17 crash (labeled as playing the intro?)
21 stage 1
22 stage 2
23 before boss 1
24 before boss 2
25 before boss 3
26 stage 3
28 Dark Angel fight 1 (end of stage 4)
33 stage 4
35 stage 5 (intro)
36 stage 0
37 crash (unsure what it is)
![DreadOut 2 Demo | Any% Speedrun WR [9:57]
For those who are unaware, Digital Happiness (the team who made DreadOut) released an online showcase for a bunch of their upcoming projects.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWyE7COQxqQ
During this showcase, they also released an old demo for DreadOut 2, showing what their original plans looked like.
The demo itself isnt very long. Everything you see here is basically all there is to see. I just thought this was a very cool and fun demo, so I decided to try speedrunning it, since I do enjoy playing DreadOut, and it was one of my biggest motivators for wanting to learn about Indonesian culture ever since I tried looking up games to help me learn the language.
I might release a video of my first reaction to the game on my 2nd channel. Theres just a bit of editing thats kind of required, and Ive been busy with a couple of other projects, and my new PC has some issues, and I work a lot everyday at my job. And I havent been able to get a hold of AFFRA, so I need someone else for making thumbnails. And nobody even watches the videos on my 2nd channel, so idk.
As for the run, it was kinda sloppy. The combat is both good and just weird, overall. Id say that some things feel very incomplete, but... Im playing a demo.
Unless someone tries to beat this, I might not improve it. Even then, Im not interested in a battle of WR trading. Id probably only try to take it back like 2 or 3 times, depending on how competitive it gets. DreadOut 2 Demo | Any% Speedrun WR [9:57]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ywaaSh8Cfok/mqdefault.jpg)
![Needy Streamer Overload TAS | Welcome To My Religion [3:37.28]
For those who may not know what a TAS is, T.A.S. (Tool Assisted Speedrun/Superplay) is the process of doing a speedrun, while using tools to manipulate many factors of a game, in order to create a theoretical perfect speedrun.
The term tools can often refer to many aspects, such as using mods that manipulate luck factors, speed, savestates, or fully custom tools that give you internal information.
More specifically to this video, this run uses an auto player mod made by the NSO modder, Frostworth.
This auto player basically runs off of code that attempts to do every action as soon as it is capable of doing so, making for the most optimal time for everything.
For more information on TASes, most people like to refer to Bismuths video on explaining TASes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ietk1-Wb7oY
All tools used were made by Frostworth. Please check out all of their awesome NSO mods!
Frostworths github: https://github.com/amazeedaizee
Frostworths YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@chippydippy1350
They also made a really fun mod for Typing of The Net: Endless Nightmare: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q5-NFqYNYqGPG1ayd6gkOf9nR2ORfv1i/view
Recording and routes by me.
Thumbnail art by Serra:
https://www.tumblr.com/seraphicyumejoshi Needy Streamer Overload TAS | Welcome To My Religion [3:37.28]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zn7aMu7DiTw/mqdefault.jpg)