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Posted on: July 30, 2025
Tonyj17
Verified ownerGames: 26 Reviews: 1
LOVE THIS GAME!!!!!
I've played Outer worlds multipe times on my PS5. Enjoying again on PC. lol
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Posted on: September 18, 2025
B10X8BIT
Verified ownerGames: 12 Reviews: 1
Solid Game
This is a very good game ( and free?) amazing Story 8/10 Gameplay: 9/10 Graphics 8/10 ( no dlss option? forced FSR )
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Posted on: September 19, 2025
AlgernonZip
Verified ownerGames: 146 Reviews: 4
Like Starfield But Good
It's funny, it's fun, there's space, there's choices and there's guns 👍
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Posted on: September 20, 2025
talgaby
Verified ownerGames: 302 Reviews: 17
Not Obisian’s best, but okay once
#Summary (64%): The Outer Worlds is not the great epic Obsidian Entertainment wanted it to be. At best, it is a short and okay sci-fi cRPG. At worst, it is New Vegas with better graphics and slightly worse everything else. #Review: If you played Fallout: New Vegas, it is easy to describe The Outer Worlds. It is the same game, only shorter, jankier, and a bit cheaper. If you did not play that game, though… The Outer Worlds is a cRPG with many internal conflicts. It is not open-world, but it tries to mimic it with a handful of large semi-open maps. It tries to give the player freedom of choice, but it only has two real story paths. Its skill system branches into many possible builds, but few of them are viable for most quests. It has a great weapon upgrade system, but terrible combat due to the enemies' damage scaling. Is it fun, though? For one or two play-throughs, it is. The usual Obsidian elements are all here. They… they just never have time to bloom. Most enemies feel similar. Most maps—both interior and exterior—feel the same. The companion dialogues are great, but everyone else suffers from being a stereotypical NPC. The first half of the story feels engaging, but the second half feels rushed. I guess this last sentence also describes many other game elements here. Everything feels wonderful initially, yet it ends up as a chore eventually. So, yeah. If you wanted a new New Vegas with the same replay value, prepare for disappointment. If you only want a new New Vegas for a new storyline, then The Outer Worlds is a good choice, especially on sale. Heh, maybe its shortness is even an advantage here. At least you cannot get bored with it before it runs out of steam.
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Posted on: September 21, 2025
basscape
Verified ownerGames: 133 Reviews: 9
The Outer Worlds
I'm a huge fan of dirty, worn-out sci-fi, and The Outer Worlds delivers that in spades, tied up alongside a scathing critique of the all-consuming misery of capitalism and Obsidian's trademark funny dialogue. It's a shame it was a bit rushed at the end, but that does little to ruin the fun. Like Fallout: New Vegas before it, The Outer Worlds is largely a vector for Obsidian to turn both barrels on corporate hellscapes. We are a colonist in the Halcyon system, but our ship is lost en route and not found again for 70 years. Waking from cryo sleep, the system turns out to be utterly in thrall to the Halcyon Holding Corporation, with the various denizens stuck living in a grim cycle where everything is monetized and paid right back to the company. Thank goodness that could never happen today. Also like Fallout, The Outer Worlds is ostensibly a FPS-RPG but the combat isn't really the core focus; it's an Obsidian game, so really it's all about the writing. There are a ton of choices you get to make that affect the power of Halcyon's owners, and all of them are underpinned not just by a cynical critique of the governing system but also by a sparkling sense of humanity that make seeing questlines through a real joy.
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