The Outer Worlds 2

The Outer Worlds 2 invites you to go to the Arcadia colony, where everything is not as promised during recruitment. The player finds himself in the center of corporate intrigue and decides which side to take. In addition to shootings, conversations play a big role: persuasion, lies and intimidation open up ways that weapons cannot. Companions have their own personalities and give bonuses, and their attitude depends on the actions of the hero. Character development allows you to assemble a variety of builds, including frankly non-standard ones. Separately, it is worth mentioning about conversations: persuasion, lies and intimidation open up paths that are inaccessible to weapons, and this is a noticeable part of the game. In addition to shootings, there are companions with characters and bonuses, and their attitude depends on the actions of the hero. The assemblies turn out to be very different, including frankly non-standard ones. The design is bright, the humor is caustic, and the satire on the corporate way of life is noticeable in the details. The volume is decent, and it takes dozens of hours to complete if you delve into the side stories. Some tasks are solved without firing a single shot, and this is encouraged by the game along with the power option. Choosing a side affects relationships with corporations, so decisions are worth considering. Some problems can be solved without shooting, and the game encourages this. The side determines who will become an ally and who will become an obstacle on the way. Relations with corporations depend on the choice of side, so the decision should be made carefully. The design is bright, the humor is caustic. For those who love role-playing games with satire, the project is interesting.