Outcome Memories Recreation Executioners

Original Outcome Memories launched with 2011X only, then sold Kolossos and Tripwire for Rings, then teased Fleetway and others into cancellation. Recreation is where those leftovers and brand-new EXEs actually get minutes. Cross-read the executioner tier list after this page so you do not main a highlight character that loses to Sonic on Green Hill.

The teaching killer: 2011X

M1 in the original kit hit in the low 40s. Other tools: invisibility, charge, God’s Trickery, and a Rage mode that stays locked until the round has gone well enough (or badly enough) to enable it. 2011X wins by splitting groups, not by sprinting in a straight line at Metal Sonic. If you are learning the role, play him until you can kill without Rage. Then read how to play from the survivor side so you know what Tails is seeing.

Shop-era killers that still show up

Kolossos (and Recreation’s Kindolossos experiments) wants grabs, charges, and vertical climbs. Low-HP survivors get executed instead of knocked. Tripwire is the Tails Doll reading: a laser that does not politely wind up, speed that stays online while the beam is out, and mines that punish people who only look forward. Both of these still define “fair” OvA. Everything after them is Recreation being louder.

Recreation’s extended horror cast

Footage from public and private Recreation servers has shown Lord X, Negagen, Omega, Genesis X, Lilith, Super Sonic as a threat, The King, and joke executioners. Learn them as archetypes:

• Lord X — pressure and presence. You win by making the map feel smaller than it is.
• Negagen — remodelled in 2026 news clips; treat as a burst hunter until you know the current cooldown sheet.
• Omega / Genesis X — mechanical, fast commitments. Stun windows are everything. Mighty’s Throw is a hard answer, which is why the Mighty page exists.
• Lilith — shown in extra LMS footage. Play her as a pick character: one isolated survivor, not a 1v4 brawl.

If you are on the receiving end, the beat executioners guide is the companion. If you are the killer, your win condition is still “nobody touches the green ring.” The escape guide is what your victims are reading. Be there first.

How to pick a killer in Recreation

2011X is the teaching kit and still A-tier on the executioner ladder because invis plus Trickery plus Rage is a complete round. Kolossos is the grab exam. Tripwire is the map-control exam. Lord X is the “does the lobby panic” exam. Negagen, Omega, Lilith, Super Sonic reworks, The King, Mama Coco, and joke EXEs are Recreation’s personality bosses — available when a restart says they are. Check the lobby board the same way survivors do.

Original shop prices (Kolossos around 2,450 Rings, Tripwire around 1,998) are a history lesson, not a live receipt. Restarts move numbers. There is still no redeem UI on the codes page. If you want a new killer, play. If you want a script instead of a shop, that is a different conversation on the scripts hub.

Cut the map. Do not 360 Sonic for a clip. On Green Hill invis and beams are stronger than they look. On Not Perfect V2 the void is a teammate. On Mystic Cave mines and door grabs win more rounds than chase music. The rest of the rotation sits in the maps hub. LMS as killer is still a clock — read the LMS guide from the other side.