It acts as your fast travel method to the different planets in the solar system the game is set in, plus you can store things in it, and talk to the aforementioned NPCs you pick up. This also plays into the NPCs you can pick up on your journey, starting with the A.I. There is also a greater focus on dialogue options, where if you have enough charisma and/or intelligence you can often talk your way out of a dangerous situation, rather than fight. Sounds good, except that by naturally levelling up I brought all the positive perks I wanted, to the point of the last few level ups I just picked randomly, meaning the negative perks are really only if you want to handicap yourself for the hell of it. The perks you get to spend points on every other level up are similar as well (carry more things before you become over encumbered, getting better prices at shops, more damage with a certain weapon type, etc) but this time you can also get negative perks, where you become weak to a specific enemy type but get to unlock an extra positive perk as a trade-off. The gameplay is, as mentioned several times already, just the Fallout engine, in other words a FPS crossed with RPG levelling up and stats managing, but right down to the button mapping being nearly identical (I seriously holstered and reloaded my weapon straight away without being told the controls!) Obviously there are some differences, like VATS, the Fallout system where time stops and you pick a body part to specifically attack, is gone and replaced with a system where you can slow down time in order to aim more precisely.
#THE OUTER WORLDS PS4 PC#
It was released across the PS4, XBOX One and PC on October 25, 2019, with a Switch port planned in the near future.Īlways like a good scope, saves … having to aim with a smaller reticle, I guess…? The Outer Worlds is an entirely new IP by original Fallout creators Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky, though it looks and feels far more like the Fallout games from when Bethesda took control, so it seems the duo learned a lot from when they helmed Fallout: New Vegas. This character was all over the previews / reviews, so I thought I’d …. That being said, those two franchises are great, so this game’s great as well, right? The Outer Worlds! That’s the one! Seriously, The Outer Worlds is just the Bethesda Fallout engine in all but name, with the style and colour pallet more in-line with Borderlands.
What happens when Fallout has a child with Borderlands? Super Mario Bros.
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