#The outlast trials developer update#

However, we remind you that under the Copyright Act (Canada), you have the right to make certain kinds of user-generated content without infringing upon our copyright. Please note that while Red Barrels is very excited about your Fan Content, we cannot grant you any license in and to the Outlast intellectual property, such as our characters, storyline, designs, images, script, graphics, gameplay footage, screenshots, music, software, code and trademarks featured in Outlast. We thank you for creating your Outlast-inspired content (“Fan Content”) and we love your engagement with the game. Thanks to all you video content creators out there for thinking of us. If you have further questions about this policy, please contact.

#The outlast trials developer update#

Should you decide to post videos containing Red Barrels content, we request that you provide a functional link to our site : Please note we reserve the right to update this policy without notice or liability. You do not need to request written permission to create such content.Īdditional written permission from Red Barrels is required for any use of Red Barrels’s art, music and audio content outside of captured in-game footage (please e-mail with any such requests).

In more detail: Red Barrels permits you to create free or ad-supported videos (including Let’s Plays, speed runs, reviews, commentary, and so on) using captured or streamed video from Red Barrel’s video games. You’re welcome to create Let’s Play-style videos of our games and monetize them if you want. We wanted to come up with a clear stance on this to save everyone the trouble of ever having to ask us about it again. We often get emails from video content creators asking our permission to create and monetize videos about Outlast.