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Rain
5.0 out of 5 stars Worth Paying Full Price For
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2020
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I got this for my husband for Christmas and he had played it through before New Years because we just couldn't stop playing. It's so good! I'll play through it on my own at some point for all my own interactions, but I loved watching him play through. Player choice feels real, and the individual character story lines with the people you pick up are wonderful. The writing is great - so much memorable dialog and story experiences. There's humor, drama, action, intrigue, couldn't ask for more. Best solo gaming experience that I've seen in a while.

And ZERO BUGS!!! I can't tell you how many EA and Bethesda experiences I've had in recent memory that were just riddled with bugs and issues that pull you out of the immersion. There were NONE in this game. Obsidian clearly did their job and created a beautiful (both graphics and sound, really), fully fleshed out game, and made sure it was perfect before making me pay $60.

Due to those other bad experiences, it's rare for me to shell out full price for a game anymore. But Obsidian just guaranteed that I will buy their titles brand new if they can keep up this professionalism.

This review is from the Xbox One version but I don't doubt the quality of the other editions.
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Caelin
5.0 out of 5 stars Looking forward to the second one
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2021
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Fun game. There is a ton of dialogue so if that’s not your thing I’d say watch out for this one.
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Colton Hawkins
4.0 out of 5 stars A
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2019
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Great RPG
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Marcus F.
5.0 out of 5 stars Very fun game
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2020
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I did in fact enjoy this game and recommend it actually . It’s not perfect . But a unique game .
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Brendan Knoch
5.0 out of 5 stars Great buy, definitely worth it
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2019
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Great game, few bugs if any. Totally worth it. In fact i just bought my second copy as a gift
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Thomas
5.0 out of 5 stars Exact delivery day
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2020
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The game was alright. But the delivery date was perfect timing.
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FicktionPhotography
5.0 out of 5 stars Sarcastic, Witty, and Fun
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2019
Sarcastic Skyrim in space, guys! Seriously! Sarcastic. Skyrim. In Space. I don't even know where to begin with this one considering just how randomly it fell into my life. The Outer Worlds received almost no advertisements or reviews prior to its release. Obsidian just seemed to take a few concepts (Fallout, No Man's Sky, etc.) and blended it together and hoped for the best. My boyfriend, clever nugget that he is, bought it for me while I was on vacation, pre-installed it on my Xbox, and once I got around to booting it up and giving it a go I got immediately hooked. Using a clever basis of sarcasm and witticism, the game can freely make fun of itself and receive little flak otherwise. Yes, your companions are basically just target fodder, but that's funny because unless you're playing on impossible mode they always pop back up to life after each battle, sometimes even giving you compliments for being a badass. Yes, you can kill almost every NPC you come across and somehow the game will limp along dully. Yes, you can just give up on your equipment and weapon upkeep because you can just run through the game, shooting yourself up with health and saltuna (Bumblebee, eat your heart out) every 60 seconds. It lends itself to the sarcasm the game is built on, and makes it almost perfect.

Story goes that you are one of the lost colonists on a ship called, aptly, The Hope. These colonists, from Earth, have some of the most brilliant minds, supposedly, from our home planet, sent to Halcyon to colonize and rebuild 'cause we clearly effed up our original home-space. The Hope has been lost somewhere, sent adrift 70 years ago after it failed to make it fully to Halcyon, a cluster of planets around a star by the same name. One wacky scientist with the look of Doc Brown from Back to the Future has found The Hope, bypassed security, managed to revive you, and forced you to help him out. Endearing little man that he is, you seem unable to do anything but oblige...and you never get the opportunity to kill him as the story progresses pleasantly through its paces. Thankfully, you have the option to be pissed off about it the whole time. As I said, almost every NPC can be slaughtered. So you can go that route, or you can be the do-gooder against the corporations that has sent Halcyon into the toilet. To add to the dynamic, nearly every option in between the pissed-off-sky-pirate or the do-good-darling you can become is just as interesting. Factions or groups of people in Halcyon can admire AND fear you at the same time; they are not mutually exclusive as a little blurb during the load screens proudly announces.

Anyway, so you're dropped into this space-dystopia and your goal is to save your fellow colonists, still trapped in perpetual sleepy-time on The Hope. Thanks to some not so well explained reasons, you can control time for short periods and that's your one and only superpower, which I guess is cool. Otherwise, points as you level up go to skills like language skills that can convince NPCs to do your bidding, weapons handling, health increases when using medicine, etc. You also get perk points that can help out your superpower or speed up its cooldown time or these points can boost your skills further. In addition, as you travel through the world, you will be given the opportunity to get additional perk points by inhibiting something else. For example, if you come across too much acid and you get burned a lot, you can have a sensitivity to acid attacks in exchange for a perk point. I did none of these, but to each his/her own! Make your character sensitive to everything but walking, I dare ya!

My favorite part of the whole game is the dialog and writing. Holy cannoli cream! The story isn't exactly the most bursting-with-life plot, but it doesn't have to be. In fact, I'm kind of glad that you have no idea if you'll ever really do the right thing by reviving the lost colonists. You're a reluctant, out of place hero and that's perfect for the feeling of the game. With endless dialogue options, get ready to sit and listen to almost every person drip with distaste, sarcasm, and just enough wroth that makes everyone seem to have a wonderful sense of depth. Hell, even the computer terminals you come across, rife with messages from minor characters, and the descriptions of guns and products do not scrape by without being touched by the magic of the writers of this game. In addition, if you're a well-rounded dork you will come across a multitude of Star Wars easter eggs, Alien easter eggs, etc.

The gameplay is fluid and has almost no glitches or hiccups in the Matrix. One downfall is there's very little explanation of your HUD (where your health and time control is displayed) and you have to sort of accidentally discover how to do things unless you google it, of which there's precious little information thanks to how, surprisingly, unpopular the game is thanks to lack of advertising. Despite that, the game is forgiving enough that at a normal difficulty you should have no problems figuring it out. It's, somewhat, part of its charm: you really do feel out of place in a galaxy that has grown through almost two generations of "normalcy." The music is unobtrusive, well put-together, and non-repetitive. The worlds are just alien enough, without relying too heavily on this concept. In addition, the game is a closed-world...is that the proper term for it? Open-world vs. closed-world? Whatever, it works. There are a very finite number of side missions, and the worlds/moons you visit aren't impossibly tremendous. After accessing fast travel to a few locations, you'll be zipping around completing stuff in no time which gives the game a sense of finality, purpose, and it doesn't get boring.

Overall, the game is worth the buy, worth the time, and worth the effort ESPECIALLY if you have a soft spot in your heart for perpetual, unending sarcasm. I am wholeheartedly not a first-person-shooter type and this game won me over. True, the fighting dynamic comes second to the story, which helps its case some, but the whole point is that the game is well-rounded enough to support itself without feeling like it has to bury itself in any particular genre. It tells you from the get-go that Spacer's Choice isn't the best choice, it's Spacer's Choice. I have a feeling the developers felt the same way about The Outer Worlds. There are "better" games out there, but this one comes close enough for government work.
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Bob In Alabama
1.0 out of 5 stars Difficult To Get Out Of The First Area Of The Game
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2020
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This appears to be an older game as it does not have the look and feel of a modern game. I was never able to get out of the first area so I can't say much about the entire game. As you can imagine, I was very disappointed with this game.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Mha
Reviewed in Italy on November 7, 2022
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Rock n roll star
5.0 out of 5 stars Made The Way Fallout 76 Should Have Been Made
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 3, 2019
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This was made the way that Fallout 76 should have been made, it’s a fantastic rpg with a story you will get lost in, the way it should be instead of being another greedy cash cow like what Bethesda seem to be coming away with nowadays, let’s hope they don’t become the new EA, but let’s face it they’re headed that way. All credit goes to Obsidian here for this fantastic,lovingly created game which they’ve made for half the budget of a Bethesda game and they’ve absolutely nailed it, let’s hope they come out with more releases like this, I don’t think I’ve played a game so immersive since Fallout New Vegas or KOTOR. Keep up the good work Obsidian, I’ll definitely buy the next game you guys make.
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Hoot
5.0 out of 5 stars RPG done right. God bless obsidian! All hail....
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 1, 2019
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In this day of always online, multiplayer and loot box orientated gaming I thought I'd never see a game like this again. Utterly disappointed in Fallout 76, just as with mass effect andromeda, both were games made by corporates, not gamers to extract maximum money with little quality or substance. But the Outer Worlds takes me back 10-15 years to the heyday of quality rpgs where solid gameplay, the world, characters, graphic's and narrative are central. This is a great rpg game which will give you around 40 hours of enjoyable sci based gaming which has so much reply value too. Hats off to obsidian for this game, they've utter surpassed bioware and Bethesda and I will happily buy any DLC for this or the sequel!! This is and old skool rpg looter shooter no one should miss. Grab a copy asap guys, you won't be disappointed!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Game
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 27, 2023
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John Mitchell
4.0 out of 5 stars A fun frolic through space
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 28, 2019
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The Outer Worlds was my most anticipated game of 2019, which has admittedly been of slim pickings when it comes to quality as the console generation winds down for Xbox and PlayStation. Obsidian has made some great games down the years (particularly RPG's), and is now under the banner of Microsoft having been acquired in 2018. Does it live up to Fallout New Vegas? Or is it a terrible disappointment?

Having seen a few takes I think the best way to describe The Outer Worlds visually is as a Bioshock RPG or as a more light hearted space faring RPG. It really is nothing like Bioshock and isn't really ever as dark, although it has its moments. Your character is mute, which I actually like, and the dialog system has been directly ported from Fallout New Vegas where the story picks up with you being awoken from cryogenic sleep. At this point you have the chance to customise your character with some fairly extensive options and particularly in terms of attributes and perks.

Other elements to make the transition from Obsidian's prior Fallout work is a time stalling system that is similar to VATS, but less friendly to the player as time does not stop completely. This works well within the combat system which features a variety of guns (some are quite interesting) and melee weapons. One of the small things that is much better is the ammo system with light, heavy and energy ammo representing everything that you will find in Halcyon. There's no more finding ammunition for different weapons which is great.

Factions also make the way across to The Outer Worlds but it does not really rival Fallout New Vegas where here it is a bit more mixed in terms of quality. Some factions are more interesting than others but all of the characters and many NPC's are fully engaged within the game world where some of the writing is genuinely funny. What applies to characters also applies to factions and during the course of the game you will have the chance to find companions that you can bring on to your spaceship and I didn't like all of them or find each character interesting but that's to be expected. There are also loyalty missions that you can decide to complete but I can't see that there is really any reward for doing so outside of currency, armour or achievements and the quests don't really make any lasting difference to the overall story. It should also be stated that the AI is incompetent and so your allies aren't very good in a firefight, although some upgrades can help you negate this a bit.

I liked the story overall and it does have you make some key choices throughout. Unfortunately these choices are usually binary in nature and it would have been welcome to have more than two directions.

Bugs have also carried over from New Vegas with occasional pop in, long loading screens between areas and the player character having a tendency to point a weapon at everyone at all times. You can holster your weapon but I'm surprised that I didn't get involved in more gunfights with pointing my gun at random NPC's so much. It's a minor niggle that will hopefully be patched.

---Summary (Scored out of 10)---
Graphics -7- Not the best but it isn't where The Outer Worlds is sold ultimately.

Sound -8- Pretty good with some nice music throughout and particularly towards the end of the game.

Gameplay -9- Carried over from Fallout New Vegas with minor revisions and tweaks and it still proves to be great fun.

Lifespan -9- It took me around 25 hours on my first playthrough. I might go back and give it another run eventually.

---Verdict---
Did The Outer Worlds live up to the hype? It mostly delivered for me really and Obsidian couldn't have really done much more. I'm more of a fan of the Fallout universe and that cannot be replicated here, but it does still tell a good story, albeit overall uninspired. I'd perhaps not say that this is my Game of the Year, but it is the most solid RPG I have played in a while and if you like the genre you won't be disappointed.
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