For iPod download The Outer Worlds

As I embark on the journey through Halcyon, a dystopian galaxy where corporations have suffocated individuality, I am reminded of a time when business didn't always hold such power over our lives. The Hope, once home to brilliant minds, is now lost, but crucially, we haven't been conditioned to love these corporations like those born and raised in Halcyon's system. With the game's first-person view, I grab my weapon and explore the galaxy, fighting enemies when necessary and spending hours talking to the diverse array of characters that inhabit this world.

In The Outer Worlds, environments like the dilapidated Hope and the eerie space-capitalist nightmare serve as a backdrop for the complex moral choices that Obsidian Entertainment is known for. As I navigate through the game's world, I am constantly reminded of the studio's previous masterpieces, such as Fallout: New Vegas, Alpha Protocol, and Knights of the Old Republic 2. It is these intricate worlds and characters that make Obsidian's games so memorable.

In The Outer Worlds, I find myself on a mission to murder robots and raiders, meet the locals on nearby planets, and ponder whether I am willing to follow Welles' vision of taking from the rich. As I explore this space-capitalist nightmare, I must admit that my stomach is growling with hunger. With Polygon Recommends, we award our seal of approval to games that are thought-provoking, entertaining, inventive, or fun – and worth fitting into your schedule.

For ipod download The Outer Worlds