The Outer Worlds Xbox
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HOW TO REDEEM XBOX ONE AND XBOX SERIES X|S GAME CODE
Xbox One Console / Xbox Series X|S Console:
- Sign in to your Xbox One / Xbox Series X|S (make sure you’re signed in with the Microsoft account you want to redeem the code with)
- Press the Xbox button on the controller to open the guide, and then select Store.
- Press the View button on the controller to open the side menu, and then select Redeem.
- Enter your unique code that’s displayed on the ‘Orders’ page of Loaded and select Next, and then follow the prompts.
Web Browser:
- On your PC or phone’s browser, navigate to https://redeem.microsoft.com
- Sign in with your Microsoft account credentials (make sure you’re signed in with the Microsoft account you want to redeem the code with).
- Enter your unique code that’s displayed on the ‘Orders’ page of Loaded and select Next, and then follow the prompts.
Microsoft Store on Windows:
- On your PC, press the Start button , and then enter the store into the search bar.
- Choose Microsoft Store from the results to open the app and sign in with your Microsoft account credentials (make sure you’re signed in with the Microsoft account you want to redeem the code with).
- Select your account in the top-right corner of the screen, and then select Redeem code or gift cards.
- Enter your unique code that’s displayed on the ‘Orders’ page of Loaded and select Next, and then follow the prompts.
Xbox App for Windows (ONLY PC):
- On your PC, press the Start button , and then enter Xbox into the search bar.
- Choose the Xbox app from the results to open the app and sign in with your Microsoft account credentials (make sure you’re signed in with the Microsoft account you want to redeem the code with)
- Select your gamerpic, and then select Settings.
- Select Redeem under Redeem a code.
- Enter your unique code that’s displayed on the ‘Orders’ page of Loaded and select Next and then follow the prompts.
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The top 3 reasons to play The Outer Worlds Xbox One
- The player-driven story RPG: In keeping with the Obsidian tradition, how you approach The Outer Worlds is up to you. Your choices affect not only the way the story develops; but your character build, companion stories, and end game scenarios
- Your companions all have their own missions, motivations, and ideals. It's up to you to help them achieve their goals, or turn them to your own ends.
- Find your ship, build your crew, and explore the settlements, space stations, and other intriguing locations throughout Halcyon.
About The Outer Worlds Xbox One
- The Outer Worlds is a new single-player first-person sci-fi RPG from Obsidian Entertainment and Private Division.
- Lost in transit while on a colonist ship bound for the furthest edge of the galaxy, you awake decades later only to find yourself in the midst of a deep conspiracy threatening to destroy the Halcyon colony.
- As you explore the furthest reaches of space and encounter various factions, all vying for power, the character you decide to become will determine how this player-driven story unfolds. In the corporate equation for the colony, you are the unplanned variable.
What are the system requirements?
- Xbox Live account
- Internet Access
Why Get your CD Key From Loaded?
- Digital CD key delivered instantly
- 100% genuine CD key (we do not sell accounts)
- Permanent and unrestricted ownership
The Outer Worlds Xbox
Customer Reviews
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Definitely worth 16.99, especially if you enjoyed Fallout
The Pros
Visuals are nice, characters are a highlight
The Cons
Sparse landscapes, iffy pacing at times
It's a bit repetitive, but still a good rpg. (Try max charisma charachter)
Of course, this game does have elements from Fallout. The RPG elements are a lot more like Fallout New Vegas than Mas Effect. I really liked how often you could talk your way out of situations and the ability to make a dumb character led to some really funny dialog that seemed to change the way certain quests played out. I also really like how putting points into non-combat skills, like persuasion, still gives out combat buffs. Granted, I was playing on normal, but even without putting a single point into a combat related skill, I did not feel that underpowered when I was forced to fight
The combat in this game felt fine. It didn’t feel like anything special, but it also didn’t feel bad. I do wonder if putting points into combat skills, would have made the combat more enjoyable. I did not look over the combat skills, but all of the skills I did look at gave new passives and / or abilities every 20 points that you put into them
While I’ve heard complaints that the game gets bad after the first little bit, I did not find that at all. The game was amazing beginning to end. That being said, at times it does feel quite clear that this is more of a AA game than a AAA game. A lot of animations seem fine. Not great, not horrible, just fine. Small things like needing to click ‘E’ every time you want to climb a ladder is a minor annoyance that feels out of place in a modern game. It also would have been nice to look down and see my body a bit. Additionally, I have no clue whose horrible idea it was to turn on some of the filters that this game forces on. PCGamingWiki has some nice tweaks that make the game look a lot nicer by disabling some of the ugly filters. But all of these are minor things that did not prevent me from enjoying the game.
The story was interesting, and it felt like I had a good amount of choice in how things ended. When I beat the game, I was treated to an epilogue of sorts that went over all of the more important characters and several of the factions, including ones from the DLC, and talked about their lives after the game. I do always wonder how many choices were fake choices, but a lot of them felt like real choices to me. I am excited to see how The Outer Worlds 2 turns out. I hope they go the Mass Effect route and allow for choices in this game to carry over to the sequel.
The Pros
-Fallout meets Mass Effect -Dynamic -Overall good fun -DLC adds to the experience
The Cons
-Slow paced -Short duration
The Pros
Fast delivery great service
The Cons
None at all
The Pros
story
The Cons
to short
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