The Outer Worlds

The Outer worlds is nothing incredible. The plot is tired, the characters are boring, you can't meaningfully interact with virtually all characters and the combat/exploration of the game is repetitive from the first minute. But it is stable, gets all the mechanics to work fine and you are not unduly limited by the design of the game. Honestly, the experience is weirdly similar to modern MMO's. The maps are mostly empty with groups of NPCs just waiting at multiple points around it to provide you with something to attack. All NPC's for you to attack have no differences. They all have the same type of attack types and styles. No matter the faction or type. While the character stats are extensive, they don't really provide a different experience to the game. I truly believe this game was overhyped and love because it arrived in a time where players were desperate for action/rpg content and they had old timer from Fallout. While it is nothing special, the game will not punish you for playing it. Only hard fans of the genre will be truly happy here.

It's ok. Kind of boring. Not especially challenging. Borderlands is way better for the same type and setting of game.

Great game! For anyone who likes adventure games where you can search in every corner and find a little prize. Story is intriguing enough to keep attention, and weapons make you want to at least try them once. Multiple paths to the story makes it so no one will play the same way (unless they're trying to). Would recommend at least checking it out, and grabbing it if it's on sell.

I love the game. I always felt the Fallout games were too complicated. This game is just right. I've only owned it a few days and I've already put in 8 hours. No major complaints. Debating getting the DLC.

the game is ok at best the maps are very limited lots of walking few customization the story is meh

I waited to play this game for so long, but its well worth it.

Better then Fallout 4, worth buying.

The game is an amazing rpg, its fun and pretty much never ending, 9/10