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Publisher
Private Division
Developer
Obsidian Entertainment
Platform
Xbox One
Release Date
25 Oct 2019
Reviewed
87%
Delivery
Instant Delivery
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The top 3 reasons to play The Outer Worlds Xbox One (US)
- Build any character you want in this thrilling single-player first person RPG - including optional flaws based on your own game experience.
- Lead a crew of companions armed with unique abilities that have their own missions, motivations and ideals.
- Find your ship and explore the settlements, space stations and other diverse locations in the Halcyon colony.
About The Outer Worlds Xbox One (US)
- The Outer Worlds is a new single-player sci-fi RPG from Obsidian Entertainment and Private Division.
- As you explore the furthest reaches of space and encounter a host of factions all vying for power, who you decide to become will determine the fate of everyone in Halcyon. In the corporate equation for the colony, you are the unplanned variable.
- Lost in transit while on a colonist ship bound for the furthest edge of the galaxy, you awake decades later than you expected 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 a host of factions all vying for power, who you decide to become will determine the fate of everyone in Halcyon. In the corporate equation for the colony, you are the unplanned variable.
- Welcome to the future - try not to break it.
- Build any character you want in this thrilling single-player first person RPG - including optional flaws based on your own game experience.
- Lead a crew of companions armed with unique abilities that have their own missions, motivations and ideals.
- Find your ship and explore the settlements, space stations and other diverse locations in the Halcyon colony.
What are the system requirements?
- OSXbox One / Xbox X
- SubscriptionOnline multiplayer on Xbox requires Xbox Live Gold (subscription sold separately).
- OtherInternet Access
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The Outer Worlds Xbox One (US)
Customer Reviews
Overall Score
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Reviewed by:
Jensen
It's alright
It's not as good as some of their other games like new vegas, it's a lot shorter but it's certainlty fun
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75
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Reviewed by:
Jason
Flawed masterpiece
This game is reminiscent of Obsidian's heyday and also feels modern. The characters are well...
This game is reminiscent of Obsidian's heyday and also feels modern. The characters are well written and the combat can be fun. Overall, it suffers from pacing issues and occasionally floaty fights etc.
Definitely worth 16.99, especially if you enjoyed Fallout
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
100
100
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Reviewed by:
Cili-M
Obsidian quality :)
Wow. Very good price.
It's a bit repetitive, but still a good rpg. (Try max charisma charachter)
It's a bit repetitive, but still a good rpg. (Try max charisma charachter)
75
75
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Reviewed by:
MW
Great game
Fun game at a great price
75
75
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Reviewed by:
Joosep
Fun but repetitive
The game had a few fun moments and nice humor but I didn't really feel any excitement over...
The game had a few fun moments and nice humor but I didn't really feel any excitement over exploring because every world was basically the same with a similar storyline.
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75
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11
Outer Worlds
I went into The Outer Worlds excepting Fallout in space. While it certainly has some elements of...
I went into The Outer Worlds excepting Fallout in space. While it certainly has some elements of Fallout, a much better comparison would be if Mass Effect was first person and a satire. A lot of systems feel straight out of Mass Effect. The way you use a ship to navigate between worlds is identical to how it works in Mass Effect. The entire companion system feels like Mass Effect, from how you pick your 2 companions upon landing on each planet, to doing quests for them, to little things like how they stand in elevators.
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.
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
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100
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Reviewed by:
CCElitepredat0r
Amazing price
Amazing price cant go wrong with it brilliant service to quick delivery will recomend any body and...
Amazing price cant go wrong with it brilliant service to quick delivery will recomend any body and mates to use this service.
The Pros
Fast delivery great service
The Cons
None at all
100
100
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Reviewed by:
Bafo
Perfect chill game
Game you can play over and over again. So great. Im a huge fun of fallout games and any game with...
Game you can play over and over again. So great. Im a huge fun of fallout games and any game with story and character progress. This game covers everything
The Pros
story
The Cons
to short
75
75
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Reviewed by:
Marc Davidson
Better than Fallout 76
If your looking for that end of world Fallout fell but felt cheated by Fallout 76 - this is the...
If your looking for that end of world Fallout fell but felt cheated by Fallout 76 - this is the game for you - great characters, great game play.
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