The Outer Worlds Xbox One

I didn't give this game much thought when I saw previews and reviews until it went on sale for $20 and I decided to give it a try on the recommendation from a friend who knows I love Fallout (I own every Fallout since the first one on PC many years ago!) and other similar RPG franchises.There's a decent amount of depth to character creation and progression, although I wish the level cap was a little higher as late-game weapons make quick work of even the largest, hardest enemies (the last boss I chewed through with a ~2000dps modded flamethrower that destroyed anything it touched). I have high hopes The Outer Worlds 2 will bring a lot of balance.The game itself is wonderful. The learning curve for some of the slow-time mechanics isn't very steep. The companions are all wonderful in their own way, with SAM being one of the funniest, despite being a cleaning robot. The dialog is excellent, littered with tons of humor and good jokes which were still enjoyable even in late-game. There are so many small differences in the endings (and SO many story arcs that your choices can make subtle differences in) and so many ways to play this game that its relatively short single player campaign (20ish hours) means you can play through in multiple styles and ways - either siding with the colonists, the Big Bad Corporation, or finding your own path.The "maps" are fairly small for a game of this kind, but that doesn't mean there's not lots of side quests to do (and you can certainly do them all, I sure did on my first playthrough). I never got tired of playing the game and never felt like it was grindy at all. The two DLCs are short and sweet, very pleasant and nice new environments to explore.If you like Fallout style RPGs with loads of replayability and different ways you can work through the game, definitely give this a try, it's a LOT of fun, and the aesthetics, swelling musical scores, and gameplay experience is an absolutely awesome mix.If you're unsure what I mean about humor, go check out the E3 announcement trailer for The Outer Worlds 2. It's one of the best announcement trailers I've ever seen for a game, and it's utterly void of any content at all. It's mostly a social commentary on the state of game announcement trailers, and it's hilarious and wonderful, and gives you a good sense of what this franchise is all about. :)

Obsidian really delivered with this game, creating one of the best experiences I've had in my years of gaming. More RPG than FPS, the game delivers well in both areas. The combat is fast, fluid and exciting, as well as having a plethora of weapons and a good customization system for a diversity of play styles. That said, where this game excels is in every other area. The worlds are lush, fantastic, alien environments. The soundtrack is amazing, both in composition and delivery. The story and quest lines are good overall, but the writing and the voice acting really bring it to life. Companions & several NPCs are unique, memorable and endearing, which helps to engage with some pretty thought-provoking conversations and heavy situations. The quest structuring is good, with side-quests and secrets being well-integrated with the storyline and travel locations, as opposed to having one wander in random directions for hours looking for something, maybe. This game also has so many sci-fi easter eggs you'll need a bigger basket. Then finally, there is the replay value. The game is short compared to others in the RPG genre, with about a 30-40 hr full playthrough for the base game. Character creation and development is well done, allowing for a variety of character types from well-rounded to highly specialized. The story has several options to explore and various ways of resolving situations. Ultimately, this game is more than worth the price of admission. It's not the best choice, it's the Spacer's Choice.

Fallout in space? Where do I sign up!There are a lot of reviews that say its short (IGN says 25 hours with side quests) but knowing how I play. it will take me longer as I explore a lot and listening for unusual dialog, usually before starting on the main quest. It plays a lot like Fallout and looks a bit like Bioshock and Borderlands, esp when looting or interacting with npcs. Character customization is similar to Fallout, and it looks like there is a wide variety of weapons, armor and misc equipment. Graphics are good and gameplay is smooth, anyone who has played any fps will be right at home with the controls. There are some interesting combat options like being able to slow time, a bit like VATS in Fallout, allowing you to take critical shots to cripple limbs on opponents.I don't know a lot about the story line in the few hours I've played, but the one fault that i can see is that it uses a similar setup to Fallout 3 or New Vegas with the weapon/armor repair. There are perks and skills that can minimize the wear and tear, but I really found that annoying in those games, it will probably be similar in this. NPC dialog seems to be interesting, but it does have a rather linear story line, like a lot of rpgs.Overall I'd say that if you like the 'open world' type games, this is worth a look, esp if you can get it used along with the DLC. or for a lower price since it's now a couple years old. I bought it new for $19, which is not bad imo, though I saw used copies going for as low as $10.So after only having this a couple days and putting about 6 hours into it, I think it will be pretty good and I'd recommend it.

El título del producto menciona que es la versión de PS4, aunque la primera imagen dice que es de Xbox one.Definitivamente es la versión de Xbox one.Deberían cambiar el título, porque existen confusiones al momento de la compra.

Really fun game with simple combat so it's easy to get in to. Story was alright got about 30 hours out of it.

a+

The graphics are sub par for a game that came out in 2019(base xbox1). Many older games have much better/clearer visuals