Why Outer Wilds Is So Awesome (No Spoilers)

[@razbuten]

outer wilds good

[@lirdedkj]

very good

[@NPC13niner5]

True, outer wilds good

[@vicio19995]

that coment = fact

[@TheRealArcher-gn6wo]

This is a factual statement

[@joshuaevans4301]

I would even go as far to say Outer Wilds best

[@lunarrhythm7344]

Outer wilds its probably one of the greatest experiences I've ever had in gaming. Also it is probably the game with the least amount of replayability I've ever played lol.

[@ken.7019]

in my opinion replayability is one of the most important factors that affects a game's quality, but outer wilds is, without a doubt, worth playing just for the first playthrough.

[@lunarrhythm7344]

@@ken.7019 yeah i almost never replay games and if i do it's like 10 years later

[@anthonyorosco1850]

@@ken.7019 especially since the game is only $20. i played for 22 hours. ~$1 an hour is definitely worth

[@colli_cf8497]

The witness be like

[@yeetjones927]

@@anthonyorosco1850 it's £11 on PlayStation with their new sale from all I'm hearing about it I might get it

[@Musicplay30]

There was a certain kind of melancholy in this game. It was as if you were all alone. At the same time, it felt like the universe was holding your hand. Truly a beautiful experience.

[@carolyntalbot947]

I love this comment, this is exactly the impression I get just from watching this. *Edit: If I may recommend Jacob Gellar's video essay "Outer Wilds: Death, Inevitability & Ray Bradbury" without having watched it myself yet, I can at least vouch for his channel (and Ray Bradbury.)

[@0v_x0]

I love games like that, I think they first true experience I had with that was Riven (Myst is great too, but I was a bit too young for it. Then Riven came out and changed my life lol). I even have a mobile copy. I'd really like to check this game out when I can afford a used steam key and have the time.

[@milkman-30]

I’ve been wanting to play it and it looks super cool. This description makes me excited

[@kylehagertybanana]

just like being alone

[@Exedro]

This game is like subnautica for me, I wish I could forget it all to play it one more time.

[@gabrielbloch8837]

Same, my two favorite games of all time

[@alvaros3168]

I love subnautica

[@Digger-Nick]

It's too bad subnautica runs like shit though

[@ghostrunner2138]

same for me. This is probably my favorite game ever made. the music and exploration was great.

[@Jorquay]

Yeah, wish I could Men in Black these two games for sure.

[@Paul-iq8bu]

You didn't even talk about the music! From the title screen alone, I knew I was in for an incredible experience

[@bestistmate]

Here here

[@Expo.3000]

Fun fact: If you go AFK on the title screen, the word “wilds” will continue to break and expand around the screen.

[@tobimathi2941]

Indeed. The music can be enjoyed right from the start, but you will love it later - especially in the end of the game.

[@Tw0Dots]

Because it’s just some music, nbd 👍 $60 for more than just that, thanks. “Whoa! This game has cool music?? No way! Time to buy & add it to my music library that only consists of _anime opening & video game background music_ .Wowee”

[@logicss2893]

​@@Tw0Dotsyou have an unimaginative and uncreative mind

[@TheCivildecay]

The reason why I loved this (and subnautica) is because while you are expected to find stuff out yourself, and there is no mapmarker telling you where to go next, there is always some breadcrumbs that point you in a direction and makes you curious to investigate.

[@jollyvoqar195]

It's not just that - lots of games expect you to find/figure things out for yourself. Big diff between dumping players in a sandbox and crafting an experience.

[@TheCivildecay]

@@jollyvoqar195 so true

[@Tw0Dots]

yep, that’s indeed what he said in the video, absolutely…lmao

[@Justin_GFM]

I’ve never played a game such as this either, I recently started it after accessing it through game pass and the concept of bouncing from planet to planet was so cool to me, just super awesome

[@sebastianklein9322]

Not to mention there are no keys or anything you have to find to unlock any areas. Everything is accessible from the moment you get the launch codes. The only thing holding you back is what you know.

[@CamiloSinger]

I found about this game last year and went straight into it without reading much about it, other than being widely recommended. Let me tell you, it was one of the very, VERY few good things of last year. An absolutely incredible, captivating experience that I still can't let go of. I wish I could erase it from my memory so I could experience it all over again!

[@Sirrunalot24]

Oh wow! A new Outer Wilds video essay as an attempt to fill the void this game shoved into my heart

[@hans7388]

Right? I'm honestly thinking about not watching anymore of these and trying not to think about this game, just so that in 5 or 10 years i've forgotten enough so i can play it again...

[@outerwildsfan6088]

YO

[@Sirrunalot24]

@@outerwildsfan6088 YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@michagrill9432]

@@hans7388 the exact thing im currently tryong with portal lmao. Trying ti nit play it and forget its story. Im only keeping an eye on it because so many mods im excited about are in development

[@starchiv]

@@outerwildsfan6088 lmao this is so similar to talking to your"self" lol

[@vilso9953]

This game makes me feel... Everything. Best game I've played ever

[@chadwohlgemuth849]

I've been gaming for 28 years and this game instantly became one of my favorite games. I struggle to explain it to friends without spoilers but that will get them to play it. I think I'm willing to pay friends money just to get them to play it

[@mdk984]

Glad I'm not the only old fart 😂

[@bestistmate]

I brought it for my mates son just so he would give it a whirl.

[@ahhhghhjffxjj508]

I will be downloading it tonight. Thank you for your input!

[@realjasonsaari]

35 years of gaming here and this game for me was basically this. "What if we turned our childhood imaginations from playing in the backyard into a game." I mean, the spaceship looks like a tree house. This game unlocked alot of memories

[@اسيدعبدالاله]

How difficult the puzzles is? Is it distinctive and original?

[@bluppyblupo9549]

I’m so glad you made this video. This is my favorite game of all time, and I get excited whenever someone makes a good video about It. Thank you!

[@ststst981]

Fun fact: Mobius Games was founded by Masi Oka, the actor who played Hiro in Heroes

[@xayer98]

I JUST finished this game and am looking up videos about it because I can't let it go just yet lol. How convenient that you uploaded this like a day ago. Thank yooooou!!!!

[@carolyntalbot947]

That's quite a high compliment, that feeling about any kind of media is rare. I'm really looking forward to this game. Maybe you can play it again in a few years, or play it with someone who hasn't experienced it yet to recapture that magic.

[@GamaReyez]

I've always described this game as if majora's mask and interstellar had a baby

[@xCNapo]

Best game of the last decade and though I had fun with a lot of games in recent years, this is the only game that made me feel like playing games when I was a child. I am a game designer and I cannot appreciate enough how much of a masterpiece in game design this game is.

[@TovenDo.O.Video-]

True man. I'm old af 26 years old and with this game I feel like a kid again when I was just discovering games.

[@0v_x0]

You might like Obduction if you haven't played it. It made me feel like a kid playing Riven again (same devs but a modern engine). I've been wanting to play Outer Wilds since it came out.

[@freshice785]

This, this is what society can produce, an art not just in graphical design but it the storyline and music, that death is inevitable, but that it’s okay, it’s calming to the human brain but a reminder of a masterpiece and all the memories, while it’s just a game, it’s an inspiring and hopeful masterpiece that will make any man cry and appreciate life because in the end when everything and everyone dies, it starts over, this concept and this game shows us what mankind is capable of making and shows what a true memory is and this is why it’s a masterpiece, not just in the graphics or music but the experience and what you learn along the way, this game, this is the best thing humanity has produced and is a true masterpiece compared to anything, because it gives you this feeling, possibly sadness but also hope and that everything will work out in the end, it gives you a sense of security and of a game can do that this is the best god dam game ever to be created, the world is full of wonders and tragedy, but this game shows how beautiful life is and to appreciate every small detail, as I’m writing this I’m am crying, I’m sad but also happy that this game has put a new perspective and every time I hear this song, even when I’m 80 years old, I will still cry tears of sorrow and joy, and hope to look back on life and not to be afraid of death but look at it as if it’s a new beginning, one where everyone I have every loves is… This game is emotional and inspiring, and to anyone who plays it, some advice, it’s okay, everything will be fine, their not gone if they are still remembered, and don’t fear death, it will come sooner or later, but it’s just a whole new world, whether god is real or we recarnate or what ever you think, there is something beyond death, life…

[@SFBSpartan]

I've heard so much about how good this game is but the premise scared me. I normally struggle to get into a games world and care about what happened. But this game is so well written it does it masterfully. Everyone should play this.

[@kooken58]

I heard rumors that parts of Starfield have been inspired from Outer Wilds. I honestly hope this is true, the game is amazing.

[@samuelcosta8189]

Really?

[@CreativeUsernameEh]

I wouldn’t mind that! Outer Wilds did so much right, I think Starfield could draw some inspiration it for the better.

[@db5094]

If they add a similar ship as an Easter egg that would be awesome

[@TheCapitalWanderer]

lesgooooo

[@David-bf2cg]

How lol

[@jordanjordan124]

I played through this game and then had my friends play through this game. It was so satisfying seeing them figure things out and discover everything for themselves, while I also held the power to beat the game in 15 minutes. Literally one of the best video game experiences I’ve ever had.

[@Tw0Dots]

15 minutes, wowee! Want a cookie? 🍪

[@brandonkelly4709]

This game was the first game I’ve ever paid for without knowing anything about it. I’ll usually watch a trailer at least but I found it on steam bought it and it became my favourite game ever. The journey in this game is just so rewarding.

[@schools6555]

I bought Outer Wilds this year I wanted it for a while, after seeing on sale for $16 I snagged it and I must say it is one excellent game! Outer Wilds will be in my top 10 favorite games for a long time!

[@michagrill9432]

Its on sale for 21 bucks right now. Base game+DLC that is. I think im getting it as well

[@Tw0Dots]

@@michagrill9432 and now it’s free to anyone with PS+ , oof, should’ve waited a bit longer there eh

[@expendableround6186]

Outer Wilds is a shining example of why games made with Unity should not be underestimated.

[@TheCivildecay]

Well tbh if they made it in Unreal it would probably have ran and looked better :D

[@Yea-okk]

This is one of the best, most thoughtful reviews I've ever watched. Well done, sir.

[@qrzone8167]

What I always liked about outer wilds is that when I'd talk to my friends that finished the game they would have entirely different lines of thinking for how they solved puzzles/mysteries, one of my best memories of the game... (SPOILERS AHEAD) Involved me trying to get to the sun station. For background I've been playing Kerbal Space Program for years and the understanding of how objects move in space immediately transferred over to Outer Wilds. I looked at the sun station going insane speeds around the sun and thought "Yeah that doesn't look like it'd be that hard to reach, I think I'll just rendevous after I finish up in brittle hollow." I had to literally land upside down so that my character could even walk to the hatch to get out of the spaceship because the game's gravity did not work correctly that close to the sun as you'd be pinned against the wall from "centrifugal" force. In the end I did it but later on, one of the last features I discovered in the game was the teleportation network on ash twin. I face-palmed so hard when I realized you can just teleport to the sun station.

[@SaphiraLeander]

BUT you got the achievement, and its really a big flex to say "i landed on the sun station in outer wilds" :D every one who knows that game would bow before you :D

[@silentsnooc]

The worst thing or part of this game is that you can only play it once. It's one of those games where you wish you could forget it in order to play again but trust me, even in that regard this game is a bit outstanding. :D

[@johnmasson6741]

Just starting off the game now, played about 3 hours and I’m immediately blown away. Im so excited to be playing this game with zero prior knowledge, my mind is constantly racing to figure out what’s going on.

[@SaphiraLeander]

thats really the best part of it, the journey and the reward when you figured something out. you probably finished it by now?

[@AWSMProdigiousGamer]

What's so crazy about the game is that progress isn't barred by anything except knowledge. You don't need a weapon, a grapple beam, or a new ability. Everything is possible for you to figure out alone, but if you just keep searching, you'll find more and more and get farther and farther. Definitely nothing else like Outer Wilds.

[@rodrigonm97]

Bought it on sale and was pleasantly surprised and understood why it won so many awards. Also I remember hearing from an interview the computer info web on the ship was a design document that the dev's copy and pasted because it helped players keep track of the info.

[@MadDgtl]

i was surprised that they said in the documentary that the ship log was one of the last things to be added, it felt so integral to being able to coherently tie all the pieces of the story together. i deeply, deeply love this game though; everything from the soundtrack, to the visuals that lacked the polish of a triple A game but far surpassed most of them in terms of being evocative and interesting, to the masterful writing nailing everything from high concept scifi to small and sweet little personal interactions that you'd find in the nomai dialog. there was one or two environmental puzzles that i found a little annoying or opaque but they were so incredibly dwarfed by all the positives

[@PK1312]

Literally my favorite game of all time. I have an Eye of the Universe symbol tattooed on my back. Also, this literally does not matter at all and is extremely pedantic, but- the ship does *not* have unlimited fuel. However, it has SO MUCH fuel you'd have to really try to run out.

[@some-replies]

Nearly 23 years of gaming and outer wilds blew my mind. I was looking for outer worlds on gamepass and downloaded this instead. I wish I never played it so I could play it again

[@MrDaraghkinch]

One of the best games ever. The less you know, the better. I had never heard of it, downloaded on Gamepass, blew my tiny mind. Good job on being the only genuinely spoiler free review I have seen, of many.

[@NickSchoenfeld]

Hard to put into words how much this gaming experience meant to me without spoiling the story and the science behind it. For a game with no humans, it has one of the most human stories I’ve ever experienced. It’s powerful, existential, beautiful and humbling. If you seek it out, if you’re curious person with interest in science, astronomy or the origins of life you’ll be rewarded.

[@splitenz1770]

I have just started playing this on VR and its an amazing experience. Truly wonderful and unique game

[@cakeAHHHHHHH]

I haven’t discovered how to finish this game just yet but I’ve discovered quite a bit. Really am in love with it so far

[@gatorjk]

I picked up this game in a recent sale; I absolutely love the concept and style. I’ve been playing for about 5+ hours and I simply can’t get into it, I wish I could. Maybe I’ll give it another go

[@gdth3pr018]

Life gets 10 times better when you upload. You need more subs

[@elanzalicious]

This game is on sale until 1/19/21 for $14.99 on the PSN!

[@KeytarArgonian]

Holy shit your way of getting into the tower on brittle hollow was amazing. I just waited for it to fall Into the hole and followed it through, able to access the tower.

[@fashnek]

As designed.

[@SenatorNyxen]

Do you mean at 10:16? He's not actually in the informative part, just the base of it that's easy to get to.

[@Cybernaut76]

Unlimited fuel? In some sense, that sounds realistic because....wanna know how to maintain your speed and velocity in space? No modern enternainment industrial product tells you this secret but....TURN OFF THE ENGINES. There is no draft in vacuum.

[@OnemarioOLDCHANNEL]

Of all the games I wish I could completely forget and experience again, Outer Wilds is the one I wish I could do that with most.

[@befdoglover1]

I also have an addiction to reading. You are not alone. My apartment has so many books scattered around, I am starting to run out of places to store them. My place is looking more like a library now. Thanks for your video!

[@johnsherry6021]

How did I not hear about this game until now?

[@carolyntalbot947]

I know, right? A political streamer I like (Vaush) played it live recently and it looked incredible--he gushes about how amazing it is, now I see what he's talking about. The last thing I needed was a game to disappear into, but I guess here we go...

[@ricardoramos4514]

@@carolyntalbot947 I heard about before but Vaush was the one who brought it back into my headspace and I remembered it was on the Xbox game pass so I gave it a try

[@mattjohnston7879]

Read The Blade Itself!! It will challenge your understanding of modern fantasy and has some of the best characters I have ever read!

[@jessiwalker8281]

I'm playing it right now and omg it's literally so good and it always puts me in such a good mood I wanted to see oldie someone else would react to it

[@thebestwagon5236]

Outer Wilds is an amazing game, solid 9.5/10. I wouldn't give it a 10 but by itself (no DLC) it isn't repayable (unless you have dementia) the game's form of progression is KNOWLEDGE you could and can finish the entire game in the first 22 minutes of the playing. You just don't know how, that's where the story comes into play. And even if you make a huge mistake the only thing that's permanently broken is my patience after falling through the black hole with no fuel for the 22nd time in an hour. I had a blast playing this game and if I could forget this game entirely just to discover it and play through it again I would. By the way try flying the model rocket to the moon it grants a tiny little achievement.

[@samuelcosta8189]

Outer Wilds is amazing but also quite terrifying because of the fear of the unknown.

[@JamesWitte]

I played this a year ago for the first time and in VR. Loved the vibe, the melancholy of it. Insane game. Trying to convince my friends to play it now.

[@movierates247]

I wanted to love this game and not just cause I spent $30 on it. I love the art style, the music, the sound design, the fact that it's a story driven videogame. It has so much going for it but I'm 3 hours in and I'm just not as in love with this game as I thought I would be. The somehow lack of information and overabundance of information being given is frustrating, the puzzles aren't very captivating, the lack of a clear direction, the frustrating flying mechanics and the story not really inspiring me to keep digging. Maybe I just need to clear my head for a bit and take a break from it. I'm going to play some more tomorrow and hopefully my feelings on it changes the more I play.

[@daisiesofdoom]

You don't have to like what everybody likes. OW is great, but it has a style that isn't necessarily for everybody.

[@vVAstrAVv]

The flying is fine. You just have to get used to the fact that in space you cant just press GO till you get there lol. Lock onto your destination and youll see the top number (distance). And bottum number (relative velocity). Then use your noggin. Autopilot is a good teacher until it flies you into the sun so learn from it if you want

[@izan6366]

the flying works perfectly and u also have autopilot, its a little bit clunky but that's 100% intentional and you can master the controls completely the lack of information is also perfectly fine because there are SO many places to explore that if you don't have like even an inkling of places you should maybe go after a good three hours i think you need to try and really just think more, it's a game that demands you to be constantly solving mental puzzles instead of physical ones, thinking "I wonder how i'm able to get there?" and stuff

[@TheWhitePianoKeyProductions]

Have you played it more? This is exactly what I think I will feel. As not really a gamer, I feel like the scatered information and also how much information will just confuse me and I will never know what to do.

[@izan6366]

@@TheWhitePianoKeyProductions i have played the game three or four times, and the way the game handles feeding you information and clues makes it so that you always have somewhere to explore or something to try and achieve, it's actually a really easy game to pick up and play as someone not into games, since the only real "challenge" is flying your ship, and there's no bosses or enemies or anything, pure puzzle game

[@one_eye9135]

One the best games I´ve ever played. Period. It´s more than a game. Life changing experience.

[@chizpa305]

I just finished playing Subnautica, which I liked and I heard someone comparing it to this one, and talking about it with positive adjectives. So, I guess I already know what I'll be playing next and I have a good feeling about it.

[@jimmyyeates5260]

Idk if you’ve started it yet but if you like subnautica it’s very similar. Falls into the same category of mystery rpg with perfect soundtrack/design, visuals and most importantly story, that you’re all the better for knowing nothing about my only complaint is that I can’t wipe my memory and play it again without knowing anything

[@chizpa305]

@@jimmyyeates5260 I already finished it a couple of weeks ago. It was a cool game. Different from most games out there. I must admit that I got stuck on a few points, but I kept away from KZbin spoilers / solutions and figured it out on my own in the end. I am always on the hunt for little underrated gems like these that are out there.

[@spaceowl5957]

I loved Subnautica and thought this was a little boring so don’t be disappointed

[@rodgermccallister1606]

Please please please play this game. This is my favorite game of all time. It's definitely worth playing.

[@schools6555]

Without spoiling anything, I really liked The ending you can get at the ATP. This game was so enjoyable I played and explored every inch of the Outer Wilds solar system.

[@jothain]

So Outer Wilds has ending? I've played it for few hours on Xbox when I found it from Gamepass. Seems really fun game, but game feels bit lacking on that base Xbox model and have been planning to check it out on my much more powerful pc.

[@schools6555]

@@jothain yes out of wilds has multiple endings it's kind of like an information game. Very cool idea for a game, I enjoyed it.

[@jothain]

@@schools6555 oh multiple endings, that sounds cool. Right after first comment I decided to go back to that Xbox version and it downloaded update and it now seems to work much better than I initially tested. Been playing for about three hours now and there indeed seems to be quite extensive plot line. This time I looked more into what was said by characters in the beginning and went straight into implied locations. Looks like I'm going to spend quite many hours on this one.

[@stanners1714]

@@jothain it’ll probably take you about 20 hours to explore the solar system enough to figure out how to finish the game, assuming you don’t consult any guides

[@jothain]

@@stanners1714 I think your estimate is quite spot on. I currently know what has happened and why, but haven't quite understood where the endgame is going to happen. Also still not a clue what affects possible different endings. I've played since my comment for two very long days, so I think at total fairly close to 20h.

[@ReaperSound]

It was just released on PS Now so gonna give it a download when I get home from work and give it a shot.

[@KeytarArgonian]

‘I’ve been gaming for 16 years now..’ Oh my sweet summer child. I kid, but I agree with you.. in my 30 years of gaming I’ve never missed a game so much after I’ve finished it. Now, to even hear the soundtrack MOVES me in such a profound way.

[@joshuatartar2731]

Same and I’ve only been gaming for five years

[@GrandNoble]

in addition to Exploration, Puzzles, Mystery, ACtion and Space - you forgot QUANTUM SCIENCE

[@drunkr2d283]

Thank you for this review. I now have a reason to buy and love this game.

[@elnico5623]

3:12, you don't, in fact, have infinite fuel, it just lasts more than 22 minutes when not in constant use, you can crack your fuel tanks and lose a bit, in the cockpit there is actually a fully functional dial

[@MatthewTaylor86]

The suit has limited fuel and O2, as well

[@therox.6373]

Finally Outer Wildsss

[@botep5529]

Getting sucked into a black hole in just a space suit was incredibly awe inducing and terrifying at the same time. Few games can actually increase my heart rate like this game does.

[@SaphiraLeander]

this and anglerfish really made me so aggressive and angry you cant even imagine xD

[@botep5529]

@@SaphiraLeander No other creature on planet earth scares me more than the anglerfish...and these bastards had the audacity to put them in space in a dead hollow moon!

[@bshawfoolery13B]

When I finally mastered the scout probe-as in key locations and spaces to shoot it into-the game went from Incredible to Bada$$ to me

[@wayne9031]

Now this is how you review a game. I’m definitely gonna play this based on your review. Thanks 😊

[@wulfherecyning1282]

Outer Wilds and Return of the Obra Dinn are my favourite games of the past decade, both being games that I wish I could forget so I could experience them for the first time again.

[@cnud]

The curiosity one uses to have when it comes to videogames has slowly been fading over the past few years for me. I have read of others experiencing the same thing and it is rather frustrating. I believe this game might be able to change that.

[@MasDouc]

Outer Wilds is one of the best games of all time. I'll never forget it.

[@اسيدعبدالاله]

How difficult the puzzles is? Is it distinctive and original?

[@wheelerlight8541]

@@اسيدعبدالاله they're accessible puzzles but they take time. It's the greatest game ever made and no game will ever be like it.

[@oceanallama]

1:05 When you losted those like 5 things i was already convinced, im going to look into it more and consider getting it

[@teecchnoboy]

0:04 i heard first time "as a who*e"

[@_-ghostfps-_8651]

The ship's log is truly the make or break feature of this game

[@zillax_231art3]

Right I’ve never played this but it seems a bit cool

[@KeytarArgonian]

I’ve been gaming for 30 years, I’ve never had an experience like outer wilds, it’s an absolute standout and if I’m honest I’m a pretty solid dude, but damn when I hear the theme I miss the game and choke up a bit. It really hits something deep. So play it blind and try your hardest not to spoil it for yourself. It’s so worth it. 10/10.

[@aarongonzalez3173]

Thanks for making this game downloading now, ready to get lost in space, appreciate it brother🌌

[@flamablegas6308]

For the love of God please play this game

[@hanslye122]

16 years? what a baby! i have been playing videogames for 42 years, started at 6.

[@Lirka_906]

I finished this game a month ago, and it was one of the best games I've ever played. I choked up during the amazing ending. Also, is your name based on Jodo Kast?

[@اسيدعبدالاله]

How difficult the puzzles is? Is it distinctive and original?

[@drober8588]

I wish I could erase my memory of this game so I can play it again. Truly a once in a generation game. I often find myself watching playthroughs and reviews from other people just to get a sliver of that feeling again that I had when I played it.

[@WhiteFalconus]

I would say Subnautica is the game of the decade, unique experience-wise, but I will try this one.

[@blockin9556]

i think subnautica is still better (and has a bit of replabiltiy) but outer wilds is still a really great game

[@frandovian]

This game is for puzzle addict, so if you usually enjoy a shooter or narrative only game then this game is kinda difficult to play without using google to find the answers

[@cadenjones6867]

Best game I have ever played in my life!

[@Lexyvil]

This game is amazing. It's like Myst, Knytt, Majora's Mask, and Kerbal Space Program into one game.

[@chasekniskern3964]

Come to Brazil 💚💛

[@mariocamspam72]

You are going to brazil

[@chasekniskern3964]

@@mariocamspam72 NOOOOOOOOOOO

[@mcnuggatron2129]

I went onto the gamepass tab in the xbox app one day on my PC, and the first game I saw was outer wilds. It's cover art reminded me of firewatch a little bit, so I downloaded it knowing basically nothing about it. I was then glued to my computer until I had dumped 25 hours into the game and finished it over the course of 3 days lmao.

[@aidansmind8930]

I’m getting massive act man vibes

[@mintylemon2651]

It’s the best space exploration game i have ever played I can’t wait for the dlc

[@Cassus123456]

Lol my first reaction was like: Noooooo! THAT GAME IS BAD!! Then I realized it wasn't Outer Worlds :)

[@Tri_n_ity]

I haven’t played this game but it sounds like a space-themed, Noir/investigation game. Looks great

[@bobymanna8468]

There are only two types of people in the world; those who think that outer wild should be game of the year, and those who haven't played outer wild.

[@ctx4241]

Storytelling of this game is so good that you set you goal accordingly. It's like a good book or movie you want to live out the plot of.

[@that_1_viewer239]

They should port this game to switch!

[@cascadesr5812]

They did!

[@that_1_viewer239]

@@cascadesr5812 Yes I saw that and I hope it runs well

[@low_rez_9548]

I cant believe you looked away from the quantum moon when you were that close. 7:22 I still haven't been able to land on that thing.

[@CamiloSinger]

Read your ship computer notes, it's actually super easy to land on it!

[@Muhammed_English314]

DON'T listen to this guy, go read the negative reviews on steam. Here is mine: In this game you are stuck in a 22 minutes loop and you will be doing the same thing over and over and ... The gameplay in this game is reading boring and vague text, that's it. Exploration is just spending a ton of time trying to get to a place only to be rewarded with text. Ending? it's text. Don't waste your time on this game.

[@kalamies.]

The game is not automatically bad if you didn't like it. The reason you hate it is the exact reason I love it.

[@dudedude7846]

Actual smoothbrain

[@lmao.3661]

like a cutscene is any better? lmao

[@bakedbeans5494]

@@dudedude7846 Stays the indie game player.

[@dudedude7846]

@@bakedbeans5494 What?

[@CharlesIsMyName]

i played this a lot and got all endings great game and if you haven't played it you should I'm sure its free on Xbox game pass so get it

[@eltopo71]

This game was awful.

[@kevinamandahaug7852]

You have to get into it to realize how good it is

[@AA-BB]

I agree

[@azulablue6988]

I have a complicated love and hate relationship with this game. What got me to get this is the beautiful soundtrack. Then the visuals are awesome. I hate the unnecessary obstacles.

[@eltopo71]

@@kevinamandahaug7852 I played it for over 15 Hours and I had fun for Zero seconds.

[@Forest_Warbler]

This game just made me really emo these day. BTW the Giant Deep is really frightening.

[@echeezy204]

1 VIEW THAT IS MEEE

[@ilyasatb3694]

No me

[@greengoblin4391]

This vid convinced me and now is one of my all time fav indie games along with hollow knight, and celeste

[@TovenDo.O.Video-]

When I first read the description for this game, I tought the 22 min thing would turn me off, but after playing it I realized it's absolutely fcking genius. The freedom is nice, but that feeling of budgeted time adds so much spice and emergency to it that brings so much more awesomeness to the table

[@riza0.0]

I have a feeling that most people watching this have already played the game, me included. I picked it up after a KZbinr mentioned that it is their new favourite game but that they can't talk about the story or the mechanics because it's best to go into that game not knowing anything about it. So I looked at the pictures of the game included in the game's ps store page and immediately fell in love with the art style. Didn't even read the description, just bought it. (not sure if the ps store decription has the same spoiler as the steam description. If it does, I'm glad I didn't read it bc it took me a solid 4hrs after starting the game and 1½-2hrs after launching to have a guess ast to what is going on) Anyway, it now is my favorite game of all time, nothing I've ever played comes close, and I don't think anything ever will. Everything about this game is perfect for me. The art style, the space theme, the controls, the story, rhe exploration, the way it just throws you into the game without telling you what to do, the open world, the lack of combat, the music, everything just fits the perfect game for me. It feels like such a short game but I definitely spent at least 100hrs on that game getting all the possible endings and a platinum trophy. And I spent most of that time on my first playthrough.

[@frankphillips5884]

GREAT SPONSOR LOVE YOUR WORK

[@nejiman12]

I randomly had the soundtrack to OW playing on my Spotify and I was awestruck, and then in this same day I now own this game and now I’m watching a video on said game. I’m....intrigued you could say

[@sgbench]

Have you started playing it yet???

[@cholze9146]

For those who just buy or currently playing it, enduring this moment, because it will never happened again.

[@Aurinkohirvi]

Plenty of survival games have no goals but to survive. No quests, no story you need to follow. In some of them you can also make your character and each play game the map is different.