The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition

When The Outer Worlds was first released, its over-the top sense of humor and entertaining story, coupled with the insane freedom of choice it offered to players, struck a chord with audiences. The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition takes everything that made the original a hit and repackages it to make the most of the current generation of gaming hardware. While the original game was already a fantastic piece of futuristic sci-fi eye candy, the Spacer's Choice Edition takes all of that and cranks it up to an eleven. The visuals are much more more detailed and the animations run much smoother than ever before. This version gives players a higher level cap too, adding extra flexibility when it comes to experimenting with different builds combining higher level abilities across the seven different branches of the skill tree. And as an icing on the corporate cake, the Spacer's Choice Edition also includes both the Peril on Gorgon and the Murder on Eridanos DLC (downloadable content) expansions, adding hours of additional story content to the base game.

For those that missed The Outer Worlds the first time around, one of the biggest draws was the freedom it gave to play the way you wanted. Want to make a stand for the downtrodden while rescuing a ship full of stranded colonists? Go for it. Maybe you want to sign up with the corporate overlords and keep the people under their sway instead? You can do it. Or perhaps you feel like tapping into your inner anarchist and causing chaos wherever you go. This is your story to tell the way you want and the game encourages you to write it any way you see fit. This freedom also carries over to the gameplay as well. Combining skills and abilities, you can come up with any number of creative ways to deal with enemies. Use your stealth to pick off foes from the shadows, or go in guns blazing and use your time dilation to dish out a series of precision shots and wipe them out before they even get a shot off. Then again, you could just skip all that violence and simply talk your way out of a fight. Again, it's all up to you and how you want to play. And with The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition, any way you choose to play, you'll be playing the best possible version of this hilariously fun and (im)mature space age adventure.