The Outer Worlds 2 Review
The Outer Worlds 2's satirical hyper-capitalist hellscape puts player choice front and center, resulting in a mostly awesome experience.
Gameplay and Features
The game's collection of immersive sim-like sandboxes are full of detail and opportunities for creative exploration. However, there are some minor issues with pacing, which can slow down to a trudge at times, making for uneven momentum.
Key Highlights
- Vast character building variety
- Missions built around careful exploration
- Witty writing and a likeable cast
- Striking environments
- Choices can play out in surprising ways
Some Minor Drawbacks
- No respec option, which may be frustrating for indecisive players
- Enemies can be spongy, health-wise
- Some playstyles feel less viable than others
Like Obsidian’s finest games, its latest offering teems with brilliant, witty dialog, strong anti-capitalist themes, and a plot where your decision-making can lead you down truly unpredictable paths.
Author's summary: The Outer Worlds 2 offers a unique blend of player choice and satire.
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