Outward Definitive Edition

What I was hoping for was a fairly generic, open-world single player sword-and-sorcery adventure-ish simulator; which this game sort-of-is, but the entire experience has been dreadfully underwhelming and rather disappointing. - The combat is rather unsatisfying, - The lore seems to be trying too hard to be different - The introductory story feels contrived and simply isn't compelling - The environmental visuals are okay, but dated - The environmental lighting is pretty useless, particularly in the dark - There is no jump. Wut?

You like a hardcore survival RPG game that has co op also works split screen that you and your friend or partner can suffer well you got it this game is for you A punishing game where everything can kill you easy if you not prepared and even if you think you gotten stronger think again nope they still can kill you also don't forget to eat and drink and keep you warm or chill because this game has weather system also how nice you need to sleep and try not to get infected or corrupted what else do you want a cookie well forget it there is none this is a pain and nightmare of a game you are just a adventurer trying to do miracles cant even hold a sword correctly and the swings ah legendary Good luck have fun in this game and survive 10/10 game total worth it

combat is so bad

Le jeu est plat, aucune émotion, il faut marcher des heures et des heures pour aller d'un point A à un point B, aucune indication, ni aide dans le jeu. Les sorts sont nuls et l'histoire et les dialogues ont probablement été écrits par une IA. Passez votre chemin.

Like elden ring but without the fun parts.

Outward is charming game that asks: how would a regular person fair in a fantasy world as an adventurer. This isn't a simulator, at it's core it is an adventure game but one that allows people to do co-op couch play to take down enemies, explore ruins, and survive while discovering the history and lore of the world. This game isn't without it's flaws, the controls can be clunky at first, combat is simple but can be frustratingly difficult, and travel is slow, forcing you to travel on foot going from town to town. But unlike other games, it adds to the game's charm and makes the world feel real. Defiently worth playing and I look foward to what the developers do in the sequel to make the game better.

Dê uma chance... É difícil no começo, mas depois fica muito poggers

one of the best but hardest rpg's I've ever played.

I have enjoyed this game, but it's much better playing co-op with another person.

eat ass