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Clunky and overpriced. Do not buy unless its $5 or less. Just paid $40 for it because I read one review and it sounded good. Do not get rippedClunky and overpriced. Do not buy unless its $5 or less. Just paid $40 for it because I read one review and it sounded good. Do not get ripped off like I did. Its not worth it.

This game is pure gold if you were born in the '80s and liked the RPG genre over your youth. You need to think about what you are doing, youThis game is pure gold if you were born in the '80s and liked the RPG genre over your youth. You need to think about what you are doing, you get lost trying to reach your destination, and suddenly you bump into a cave while trying to get back on track. You are hungry and cold so you get in. Inside you struggle to kill a monster to find a chest full of goodies, you now have to think about what you get rid of from your bag to make room for this new shiny sword, hoping to fetch a good price when you reach town. What reminds you that you have no clue where town is.Much more enjoyable in coop. Part of the charm is figuring out things by yourself, so try to stay away from wiking it too much, at least at the beginning. I hope they made more games like this.

Good game with bad map with no location for character, it is labirinth map who made me lose many hours for finding the right path..

Decent split screen co-op games for adults are hard to find. If you like RPG's and don't want to play Lego games, give Outward a try. We've been playing the game in split screen co-op for a few weeks now and we've moved from total frustration to a sense of mild competency.Outward has been a difficult, challenging, and ultimately engaging experience for us. We almost quit the game a few times in the middle, when the enemies were tough and our gear wasn't up to the punishment, but we're glad we continued as the monsters are diverse and amazing (Sand Shark?) and the atmosphere makes us feel like we are on a true adventure. The caves/dungeons are scary and have almost infinite variations. The player has to be selective in all aspects of the game, from choosing gear/skills, to setting up quick slots. You can't have it all here, so your choices really do matter.There's a lot of flexibility for differing player styles. You can learn skills from many different trainers, allowing you to mix and match rogue, mage, warrior, hunter type abilities in one character. The tricky bit in Outward is the scarcity of resources. You can avoid monsters, but by doing so, you'll never acquire enough loot to buy that great armor or weapon you want.Initially, the game is quite hard. You don't have enough space to carry back many items to sell, so this makes for annoying repetitive trudges back and forth to town to acquire silver. Although there is no leveling up, silver is the means for your character development as you will be using it to buy crafting ingredients, gear, and skills. Eventually, you are able to hold more stuff and find better equipment. As you become stronger, the enemies get harder.After a while you get used to thinking about weather conditions, time of day, your compass, and your provisions before setting out. One thing that is really cool about Outward is the way they have built seasons, day/night, and weather changes into the game. It makes the experience feel more life like.Sometimes I wish there were friendly characters here and there outside of towns. Just so you wouldn't know that everything that moves is a monster. And the game does crash sometimes on the Xbox, but because of the autosave feature, we are usually put back in the same location when we restart.I really like the art. So much detail in the landscapes, dungeons, weapons and clothing. There are even weather conditions in the dungeons! There are only a handful of voice actors used in the game, but we've become rather fond of the different inflections they use to deliver their set lines.Outward is a challenging game that builds up slowly. I wouldn't want more monsters in the open world as the ones that are there are quite tough. Navigating your way around both the open world environments and the interior buildings/dungeons is one of the most difficult parts of the game. Nothing comes easy in this game, but that is exactly why it is so satisfying when you do achieve a goal. Thanks to the Nine Dots team for a unique, immersive gaming experience!

A buggy third person PRG that shines like an old school game but is hindered by technical problems, endless running and pointless survival elements.

died from cold a few feet from the starter town. I've gotten trampled by a pair of roaming thieves and drank some bad water, that I assumedied from cold a few feet from the starter town. I've gotten trampled by a pair of roaming thieves and drank some bad water, that I assume gave my character the squirts. I'm not the Dragonborn, Chosen One, or the Acid Dropping Macaroni Messiah. I'm just a man trying to get to a merchant with all the wares I looted off bodies of the creatures or thieves I bested in order to get some sweet coin.I really like that

Outward is an interesting title. It takes a lot of things other games have done and mixes it pretty well together to make a difficult but rewarding RPG. Some may find it pretty difficult, but taking one’s time with it and knowing when to fight and when to run will make all the difference, and if you’re having some issues, you can always get someone else to help out via co-op. Players looking for a mix of RPG and survival will have a great time even with its technical hiccups here and there.

Nine Dots Studio's RPG will appeal to people who love fiddly systems and have enormous patience. But if that isn’t you then it'll simply feel like a time drain.

If you can look past what's skin-deep and come to terms with Outward's combat for what it is, you'll find the foraging, crafting, striving survival sim you're looking for.

Outward is harsh and occasionally frustrating, but it does what so few games do. It requires you to put real thought into the choices you make, and it makes those choices feel like they really matter. Most of all, it makes you approach each and every encounter as if your life depended on it—even though you never die.

Outward is a game of disappointments and intriguing potential. While its dated-looking graphics and unsatisfying combat are off-putting, it stands alone as an RPG of particularly human scale. We may not need to be reminded that humans are frail and fragile creatures in a scary world, but Outward takes a conceptual chance and sees it through to the end.

It's still a solid playthrough and unique enough to consider worth experiencing -- especially with a friend. The best case scenario is that Outward serves as a successful proof-of-concept that leads to an experience down the road that hits a bullseye where Outward just narrowly missed the mark.

This game is getting lower scores for not being like other games. Guess what? That's a GOOD thing! This game is not for everyone, that's true,This game is getting lower scores for not being like other games. Guess what? That's a GOOD thing! This game is not for everyone, that's true, but that doesn't make it bad. Its quite good in fact, and many of the design choices are deliberate not an oversight. There are a million ARPGs built just the way the others are, why not let this stellar gem gleam in its own manner? Fantastic title, with a lot of heart!

Outward may show a ton of promise, but it is pretty rough in its current state. Those interested should check back after a couple of patches.

Awesome game !The game is all about learning, you start with having trouble against every enemies you encounter, and then you make reallyAwesome game !The game is all about learning, you start with having trouble against every enemies you encounter, and then you make really enjoyable fights against greater enemies, thanks to your new skills and equipments :D !There is a huge survival aspect, which is greatly appreciated, granting you penalties or buffs !You can be the white knight who saves everyone in his path, crushing his evil enemies, or be more "gray" and be mean sometimes (I don't know yet if you can be very mean, I made the white knight man).Quests can be accomplished in different ways, with different results, but this is not a HUGE part here.Some people say the graphics are not good, well, they may not be as beautiful as the nowadays AAA games, but they are coherent with the universe, the world, and the gameplay.I don't put 10/10, because of the few lags, and the choices in quests which, to my mind, do not have as huge an impact on the game as I would like.For 40€, the game is totally worth it, buy it !PS : I absolutely want a 4 co-op mode to have huge fun with 3 friends :DDD

A resolutely no-nonsense open-world, survival RPG that forfeits the hand-holding and unearned grand destinies of other genre titles, Outward instead replaces such comforts with a thoroughly player driven affair where satisfaction and reward come in the completion of the smallest of tasks and everything must be earned.

This is a great choice of old-school RPG fans, with many, many good ideas, and only a few issues preventing it from being something excellent.

Outward is an open world RPG with survival elements characterized by an excellent depth and peculiar elements that make the experience precious, despite a poor technical level.

Outward has a lot of potential, from the interesting death system to the complexity of the status effects, but the entire game is full of some big problems: clunky combat system, out-dated IA and rough (and superficial) gdr elements. Outward has definitely his little audience of early 2000-gdr lovers, and it's a bit charming in some ways, but in the end it's not even average.

Outward is an RPG that feels very classic, and even that is a good thing, in certain sections maybe not so much. Controls, quick access menus and combat are rough and unintuitive. On the other hand, the rest of the sections shine with their own light. The title offers a role and survival experience like few others, with a careful fictitious world in which to immerse yourself.

It's not bad. bugs will be fixed. Must get if you love classic rpg. However keep in mind since it has classic vibes to it the graphic areIt's not bad. bugs will be fixed. Must get if you love classic rpg. However keep in mind since it has classic vibes to it the graphic are 2010ish. Quit rating it poorly if you dont have the proper Pro/cons.

This is an ambitious game by a small dev team. Absolutely loving my time in the game and being an ordinary adventurer in an extraordinaryThis is an ambitious game by a small dev team. Absolutely loving my time in the game and being an ordinary adventurer in an extraordinary world. Outward doesn't hold your hand, something too many games do nowadays, and it's a refreshing change of pace. Can't wait to see what Nine Dots does next!

Fantastic, this takes me back to the Gothic series, mixed with a tiny sprinking of dark souls.Oh and its split screen coop! As a 90'sFantastic, this takes me back to the Gothic series, mixed with a tiny sprinking of dark souls.Oh and its split screen coop! As a 90's gamer this is a dream come true. No transactions, no pay to play. What a refreshing approach in a market flooded with underwhelming £50 AAA games that take 7 hours to finish.

Truly, this game is a diamond in the rough. With the bad taste left by Fallout 76 and Anthem (debatable) Outward is the knight in shiningTruly, this game is a diamond in the rough. With the bad taste left by Fallout 76 and Anthem (debatable) Outward is the knight in shining armor coming to save the day! Ironic given how you aren't the hero. I really do love this game and cannot wait to see what Nine Dots will be up to next.Pros: Hard, but rather fair combat that will appeal to fans of action games or dare I Souls-borne, beautiful art style, a sense of exploration reminiscent of Breath of the Wild, robust crafting system, interesting survival mechanics that add to the game without making it tedious.Cons: Literally only the fact that the graphics are subpar by AAA standards, but come on, graphics do not mak-eth the game.Conclusion: A lot of critics have been doing their job and criticizing this game, but it feels rather unfair to do this. Sure the graphics may not be up to date, and it may have a collection of bugs, but it was released yesterday. Just look at what happened to the Witcher 3. It released with a slew of bugs but people gave it a chance and it became one of the best RPG's of all time. So give Outward a chance. It really is a deep, immersive, RPG that brings back memories of Gothic, Risen, and Fable with a bit of Morrowind in there. I really think that this has the possiblity to be big but it justs needs people to have an open mind. And no, the game is not empty to all who say that. Adventure isn't going to be every 50 meters like in Skyrim. But when you do find it, the rewards are sublime.

I've spent a total of 18 hours in this game. So far, the game is very enjoyable for a 'survival' game.Pros:- combat is very fluent ( everyI've spent a total of 18 hours in this game. So far, the game is very enjoyable for a 'survival' game.Pros:- combat is very fluent ( every weapon has its own combo mix)- inventory is easy to manage- realistic survival aspectsCons:- The loading after getting killed / captured is very annoying -Getting dc'ed every 2-3 hours. There's a potential case where you're going to lose a lot of item in your backpack when you log back in after getting dc'ed. hopefully this get patched soon, because i lost a lot of valuable items because of it.Overall this game is still very enjoyable

You don't need incredible graphics to make a good game. This by the way is an amazing game.There is no hand holding, it is quite difficultYou don't need incredible graphics to make a good game. This by the way is an amazing game.There is no hand holding, it is quite difficult as well. But the number 1 reason to get this? FRIGGEN SPLITSCREEN COUCH CO-OP Number 2? No buying items in game with real world cash/ no loot boxes. If anything, get this game to play that, have put 3 hours into the co-op mode and it is just about the most fun I have had in years.It is funny how a game with dated graphics, and made by a team of 10 people invokes the same enjoyment of exploration that only Breath of the Wild was able to do so well.

Absolutely lovely title!Definitely one of the best adventuring simulator on the market, it is harsh, it is fair, it is pretty and there'sAbsolutely lovely title!Definitely one of the best adventuring simulator on the market, it is harsh, it is fair, it is pretty and there's lots and lots to do! It always manages to pique my sense of curiosity, there's always something I'm wondering about and something I want to do.Sure the world isn't extremely over-populated... but I believe that's part of the vision that sparked the creation of this game. Again, this is an adventure simulator... and part of an adventure, is seeking an adventure. In plain fields, in real life, there isn't a point of interest every 50 meters.They take a few very interesting twist on well known game play elements (see Magic, Alchemy, etc.)Sure there's a few frustrations here and there, and a few issues here and there, but overall I am so pleased with the title that I believe it deserves a well rounded 10/10.Oh did I mentioned it has Drop In/Drop Out SPLIT-SCREEN COOP!?

Taken as a whole, Outward practically screams "cult classic." Its consistent challenge, cumbersome combat, and co-op systems won't resonate with everyone. But for a particular type of player—ones that don't mind trading dozens of frustrating moments for open-ended experiences—Nine Dot Studios' RPG is sure to find a dedicated audience. Outward's aspirations are commendable, but just like its protagonist, the end result is just average.