Latest about The Outer Worlds 2
The Outer Worlds 2 dev says "it was quite a shock" to get bought by a giant corporation like Microsoft while making a game about how evil giant corporations are
News Art imitates life, etc.
The Outer Worlds 2 was helped along by Fallout co-creator Tim Cain, but Obsidian is switching up RPG history by going "much bigger and deeper" with its sequel
News "The Outer Worlds 2 delivers on the fantasy we had when we started the first game"
The Outer Worlds 2: Everything we know so far about Obsidian's new RPG
Guide With an innovated perks and flaws system on the way, The Outer Worlds 2 wants you to play your way this October
Microsoft caved to pressure over $80 games in less than 3 months, but I don't think the fight for sensibly priced games ends here
Features $80 games simply do not make sense
Xbox says goodbye to $80 games for now, drops The Outer Worlds 2 to $70 and promises to "keep our full priced holiday releases" to the old standard
News That probably means Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is safe from the $80 price tag, too
Xbox Game Studios list: Every studio Microsoft owns and what they are developing
Guide With the Activision Blizzard deal done and plenty of new games on the horizon, here's an updated look at every first-party Xbox Series X exclusive in development
The Outer Worlds 2 director "loves" complex RPG systems, which means if "you just want to blow stuff up, you never have to worry about stealth"
News There's a true RPG sicko behind The Outer Worlds 2
The Outer Worlds 2 is "going deeper and more complex" with its companions, and I'm already making grabby hands at this RPG
Opinion Opinion | More reactive and involved companions makes Obsidian's RPG my most anticipated release of the year
The Outer Worlds 2 was obviously inspired by Fallout: New Vegas, but if you're "tired" of hearing that, its director says it's got plenty of Deus Ex DNA too
News Obsidian seems to have a confusing relationship with some of its RPG legacy
The Outer Worlds 2 has over 90 perks, but you can't respec your character because your "choices are permanent" and the RPG's director wants to make sure "you're building your character and really doubling down"
News "There's a lot of times where you'll see games where they allow infinite respec, and at that point I'm not really role-playing a character"
