The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Selection Version has been officially launched, and might bring an improved version of the sci-fi game to PS5, Xbox Sequence X/S, and PC on March 7, 2023.
The Outer Worlds, developed by Fallout: New Vegas' Obsidian Leisure, was first released in 2019. It introduced gamers to a remote island on the fringe of the galaxy that has been overrun by corporations, as well as the ability to choose from a list of friends.
The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Selection Version includes the bottom recreation as well as both DLCs – Homicide on Eridanos and Peril of Gorgon – and includes "significantly improved decision graphics, improved lighting and environments, enhanced character specificities, and more."
The Outer Worlds and its DLCs for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC will be upgraded to the Spacer's Selection Version on the same PC Retailer console (if relevant) for $9.99. If you wish to have the sport easily purchased, it can be purchased for $59.99.
"Obsidian has discovered its own road within the house between Bethesda and BioWare, and it's a wonderful journey," according to us in our review of The Outer Worlds.
Screenshots from The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Selection Version
"It's not as explorable as one enormous open world, but it nevertheless packs in a substantial quantity of versatile quests and conflicts within its sequence of smaller ones."
Obsidian announced at E3 2021 that The Outer Worlds 2 was on its way. The sequel's hilarious and fourth-wall-breaking trailer suggests the series' humor and charm is still alive and well.
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