Outer Wilds

Oh my God this game.

I cannot describe everything I love about this game.

Every aspect of Outer Wilds with exception of maybe the movement, is a 10/10 to me. The story is masterfully crafted, the puzzles are hard to figure out but fair, I made it through the game only having to look up the solution to one puzzle. The environments are a masterclass in environmental story telling and they are beautiful, terrifying, sad and everything in-between.

This game is best enjoyed when you know nothing about it, which makes it kind of hard to make an informed decision on whether you should buy it or not. **You should**. Especially if you like games like Shadow of the Colossus, Journey, Kentucky Route Zero, or (Oddly enough) Portal 2. The game is about exploring a miniature solar system, flying from planet to planet deciphering the history and actions of an ancient alien race in hopes of discovering the origin of a mysterious signal from deep space _and_ saving your home world. That's about all you can know without ruining the base level of ignorance needed to enjoy the game to its fullest. The game throws a few curveballs that change the game mechanics in a drastic way, but I'll let you discover those on your own if you buy the game.

Of course this game wont be for everybody, a 10/10 is completely subjective. _But_ I think even looking at this game from an objective standpoint its still intricately and lovingly crafted indie game that is most definitely worth its price.

(Note: This game was so good I sent a thank you E-mail to the devs to let them know what a good job they'd done.)

Oh my God this game.I cannot describe everything I love about this game.Every aspect of Outer Wilds with exception of maybe the movement, is a 10/10 to me. The story is masterfully crafted, the puzzles are hard to figure out but fair, I made it through the game only having to look up the solution to one puzzle. The environments are a masterclass in environmental story telling and they are beautiful, terrifying, sad and everything in-between. This game is best enjoyed when you know nothing about it, which makes it kind of hard to make an informed decision on whether you should buy it or not. You should. Especially if you like games like Shadow of the Colossus, Journey, Kentucky Route Zero, or (Oddly enough) Portal 2. The game is about exploring a miniature solar system, flying from planet to planet deciphering the history and actions of an ancient alien race in hopes of discovering the origin of a mysterious signal from deep space and saving your home world. That's about all you can know without ruining the base level of ignorance needed to enjoy the game to its fullest. The game throws a few curveballs that change the game mechanics in a drastic way, but I'll let you discover those on your own if you buy the game. Of course this game wont be for everybody, a 10/10 is completely subjective. But I think even looking at this game from an objective standpoint its still intricately and lovingly crafted indie game that is most definitely worth its price. (Note: This game was so good I sent a thank you E-mail to the devs to let them know what a good job they'd done.)

My favorite game ever made (Probably)

Outer Wilds is an absolute masterpiece that truly transcends the boundaries of a traditional video game. From the moment you begin your journey as an astronaut exploring the mysterious depths of space, you are enveloped in a sense of wonder and awe that is unparalleled in the gaming world.

What sets Outer Wilds apart from other games is its incredible attention to detail and immersive world-building. Every planet and location you visit feels alive and unique, with its own distinct character and story to tell. The game's non-linear structure also allows players to explore and discover at their own pace, giving them the freedom to fully immerse themselves in the experience.

But what truly makes Outer Wilds a masterpiece is its powerful and emotional story, which tackles themes of exploration, discovery, and self-discovery in a way that is both thought-provoking and deeply moving. The game's ending is particularly poignant and will stay with you long after you've finished playing.

In short, Outer Wilds is more than just a game – it is a work of art that will leave a lasting impact on anyone who plays it. It is a must-play for anyone who loves storytelling, exploration, and unique gaming experiences. I cannot recommend it enough.

Outer Wilds is an absolute masterpiece that truly transcends the boundaries of a traditional video game. From the moment you begin your journey as an astronaut exploring the mysterious depths of space, you are enveloped in a sense of wonder and awe that is unparalleled in the gaming world.What sets Outer Wilds apart from other games is its incredible attention to detail and immersive world-building. Every planet and location you visit feels alive and unique, with its own distinct character and story to tell. The game's non-linear structure also allows players to explore and discover at their own pace, giving them the freedom to fully immerse themselves in the experience.But what truly makes Outer Wilds a masterpiece is its powerful and emotional story, which tackles themes of exploration, discovery, and self-discovery in a way that is both thought-provoking and deeply moving. The game's ending is particularly poignant and will stay with you long after you've finished playing.In short, Outer Wilds is more than just a game – it is a work of art that will leave a lasting impact on anyone who plays it. It is a must-play for anyone who loves storytelling, exploration, and unique gaming experiences. I cannot recommend it enough.

Masterpiece

Its special in its own way .the physics are inovative the story is good and the the gameplay in very nice but i think its a little bit booring but not all the time but just because sometimes you don't feel you're progressing enough

Outer Wilds Review by Anass RIght

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