Outward Definitive Edition

Honestamente, não foi pra mim. É um jogo q apesar da proposta ser ótima, não conseguiu me prender, fiquei querendo dormir boa parte do tempo. O combate é meio travado e chato, as mecânicas de sobrevivência são legais, mas nada demais também. Acho que Kenshin me prendeu mais.

There I stood, with the comforts of home behind me and a vast, treacherous swamp ahead. The Hallowed Marsh, they called it. The entire land seemed hostile to life itself. I knew what needed to be done, no matter how much I longed to return to Oliele's comforting presence. Yet deep down, I knew I was under Elatt's watchful eye. My fears melted away. I gathered my resolve, checked my inventory, grabbed my trusty bow and began the journey. After days of travel, I finally reached the last Sun Pillar. In the process, I had turned the entire Marsh into a minefield. I pitied the next traveler who would make the journey, hoping they had spec'd into Pressure Plate Expertise. Elatt protect them. Now I could finally see the road to Chersonese. The radiant halo of the Sun Pillar renewed my resolve. I was ready to cross the border. Then, my legs defied me. Some invisible force brought me to a halt. Just as I was about to curse the Five Winds for their treachery, I received a divine message: "You need more Travel Rations to travel to another region." I did not recognize the voice. Perhaps it was the Dusk Father, or the Dawn Weaver. That mattered little. But what did they mean by this? I could have sworn I had enough rations with me. I immediately looked inside my bag and realized they were gone. I must have sold them to that Soroborean Caravanner in Monsoon. Oliele always warned me against hastily clicking the "Confirm Transaction" button. I knew I had messed up. Yet not all hope was lost. I quickly gathered some wood, lit a fire and placed my cooking pot on top. Thankfully, I had collected some Star Mushrooms along the way. All I needed now was one last ingredient, but I hadn't brought any with me. I searched the area, but it was in vain. Like the land itself, the water was wicked and rancid. For a brief moment, I felt the Marsh's ire upon me. I felt it in the air. Even the wretched trees seemed to mock me. Falling to my knees, I prayed to Elatt. At that very moment, a glowing cube began to materialize before me. I heard Elatt's voice again. "I call it... the ElattCube," he said. "We're eventually going to mass-produce it. Soon it'll reach as far as Levant. We are gonna make so much money. We'll make Monsoon great again! I think the price should be around 1,049 silver, but it depends on the availability of..." I stopped him mid-sentence. He sounded like he was going to go on forever. I thanked him and laid my hand upon the machine. Suddenly, light poured out of it, forming a hard-light display before my eyes. Outward's store page greeted me immediately, as if the machine was responding to my will. With a mere thought, I scrolled down to the comment section. There it was. The ingredient I needed. All the salt I could ever need! Praise Elatt!

the graphics are horrible even at max settings, the game doesnt have certain things that make an rpg an rpg, this game was a total let down. i had wanted it for years to just now get it and its literal garbage. major let down.. they promised so much and this is what they gave?

fun

its like elden ring if it were in early alpha / beta phase... Like the Temu version of elden ring open world souls like i look forward to 2

10/10. Не для казуалов.

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