Outward Definitive Edition (Switch, Xbox and PC)
No memorable journey is accomplished without effort. Outward is an open-world RPG where the chill of night or an infected wound can pose as much danger as a predator lurking in the shadows.
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Description
No memorable journey is accomplished without effort. Outward is an open-world RPG where the chill of night or an infected wound can be just as dangerous as a predator lurking in the shadows. Explore the vast world of Aurai, embark on a memorable adventure alone or alongside your friends, and whatever your plans: don't forget your backpack!
Outward offers an immersive RPG experience with realistic gameplay, as well as rewarding challenges for the most dedicated players.
As an ordinary adventurer, it won't be enough to simply hide and defend yourself against menacing creatures; you'll also have to contend with harsh environmental conditions, protect yourself from infectious diseases, ensure you get enough sleep, and stay hydrated. Embark on risky expeditions into wild lands to discover new cities and undertake important missions, and explore hidden dungeons teeming with formidable enemies.
The world of Aurai is as enchanting as it is dangerous, so you'll need to be wise and well-prepared if you want any chance of survival. Develop effective strategies to defeat your enemies, and don't neglect your basic needs. Sharing your journey with a friend, either locally or online, is highly recommended!
- Explore wild lands
- Play alone or cooperatively, locally or online
- Dynamic scenarios that react according to the context
- A constant automatic backup: no going back is possible
- Ritualistic invocations with a step-by-step approach
- A unique experience with each new game
The Definitive Edition includes the base game, as well as two DLCs, 'Three Brothers' and 'The Soroboreans'.
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It's a good game with really fantastic innovative mechanics to do with your backpack, weight, magic systemBut this is an awful portThe frame rate is not the bestDraw distance is poorIt looks like it's got a layer of vaseline on itJust because it's on the switch it does not mean it should be a poor port, just look at red dead which is a stable 30fps and looks insanely crisp graphically
Mrs. KJ Sawkins –
This is going to be a long one I warn you as I have fallen for this game. Been playing Outward since it's patch (as I never play anything day one), and have spent well over 100 hours on my main character so far.(The end game content is meaty). Loving the exploration, adventure and freedom, the fact that you start as a shipwrecked nobody who has to truly struggle to survive at first. Fighting hard, looting everything, crafting and trading between regions to work your way up and train under masters and once you start getting a build feeling powerful and being able to take on harder and harder things that felt impossible before, to get those epic goodies. There are so many classes and potential combinations that there is tons of replayability which fits well given the main story has multiple factions that you have to pick one for your game to enjoy its quest lines and interesting story which is just a part of the larger tapestry of the whole games story/world lore that you can only experience in its entirety if you replay multiple times to do each of the factions playthrough. My husband was jealous of how fun it looked and so bought himself a copy and I have a second character for co-op playing on his world, so I'm already experiencing a second factions storyline and multiplayer works flawlessly. Plus the game feels so fun even the second time round given how different I am building my character this time, solo was a speed archer, trap assassin, co-op I've gone full triple threat mage.
Ben Myatt –
Good item
Cédric L. –
«Outward: Definitive Edition, developed by Nine Dots Studio and published by Deep Silver, is an enhanced and optimized version of the original role-playing game released in 2019. This edition includes all previously released expansions and improves several aspects of the game, offering an even more immersive adventure. Available on Nintendo Switch, it allows players to discover a fantasy world where survival is at the heart of the experience. Unlike most RPGs, you don't play a hero with extraordinary powers, but an ordinary adventurer facing the dangers of an unforgiving world. The game stands out for its realistic approach, requiring players to manage basic needs such as hunger, thirst, fatigue, and disease, while exploring a rich and varied universe. This demanding nature makes the experience captivating, although it may seem frustrating for those new to survival-focused games. The Nintendo Switch version, while offering excellent portability, comes with some technical compromises. The graphics are less detailed than on other platforms, the resolution is reduced, and performance drops, particularly framerate dips, can occur during intense action sequences. Despite these limitations, the core gameplay remains intact thanks to its solid survival and exploration mechanics, as well as its non-linear progression, which offers high replayability. One of the game's strengths lies in its cooperative mode, allowing two players to play in split-screen, a rare and particularly immersive feature. This social option enhances the game's appeal, especially for players who want to share this challenging adventure with a friend. In conclusion, "Outward: Definitive Edition" on Nintendo Switch is a unique experience for fans of RPGs and survival games. While the graphical compromises and performance drops are noticeable, they don't detract from the immersion offered by this rich and deep world. Those who enjoy challenges, strategic management, and exploration will find a memorable adventure in this portable version. Perfectionists, however, might prefer a version on a more powerful platform. This game stands out for its originality and depth, but requires some patience to unlock its full potential.
Hanissa H –
Excellent. Great gift, the recipient is delighted. Fast shipping.
CCFLEURSDELYS –
Nice little game. The title says it all: it's a good little port to an older console with its limitations in power and graphics.
Amazon Customer –
Everything in the best order, fast shipping, good communication and good price 🙂
MattCo –
I've also got the game on the Ps5 and PC. I was someone who always wanted the game on the Switch, but was made to believe that it was a pipe dream. Yet here we are! The thought of being able to play Outward literally anywhere was too enticing!- The performance is amazing. It hasn't felt choppy at all so far.- The UI is correctly scaled and readable, which has been an issue in other game ports that I've seen.- The graphics are obviously not as good as on other platforms, but the game retains its charm, and feels immersive. It reminds me of how I felt when I booted the game up for the first time at release. I've already taken a bunch of screenshots on the Switch, which I only tend to do if I want to capture a special moment! - Blast the music at full volume through the Switch speakers for the fully fledged experience! - I haven't tried the multiplayer feature yet, so I can't comment on the performance of that yet.