Outward

Outward is a role-playing game about a traveler who has to reckon with ordinary needs. Cold, hunger and fatigue are not trifles here, but part of the journey. In addition to battles, there is a backpack and its contents: there is nowhere to put some of the equipment, and this is noticeable in the battle. Magic requires preparation: spells require special conditions. There are factions, quests and secret places that still need to be reached. In addition to the main line, there are explorations and dungeons, as well as two-player co-op. The decor is modest, but the world feels harsh. In addition to the plot, there are faction quests and secret places where rare items are found. Some fights can be avoided if you notice the enemy in time and get around him. Factions give their own tasks, and each has its own goals and rewards. The backpack is limited, so you have to choose what to carry. Cold and hunger affect strength. It is better to notice the enemy first, then there is no need to start a fight. In addition to the plot, there are tasks where you need to protect the settlement. Rest and food restore strength, but require supplies. New techniques are bought from mentors in cities. Faction quests affect access to goods. The dungeons are hidden away from the roads, and the finds there are valuable. Equipment wears out, so repairs are important. Some skills require a teacher. In addition to the plot, there are tasks for allies. Some of the equipment is heavy and interferes with movement. Rest and food affect strength. In addition to the plot, there are tasks from allies and small assignments from residents. Some skills are unlocked for money and training from mentors. For those who love role-playing games with survival, the project is suitable.