Outer Wilds

“The thing they did really really well is that it's true exploration”

“Outer Wilds is really an amazing game. I highly recommend playing it without looking at anything online”

“one of those games where i wish i could erase my memory just to play it again”

“approximating a theme park ride that evokes the vastness of the universe can be breathtaking”

“I would still rank Outer Wilds as one of my all-time top favorite games.”

“Outer Wilds is a great work of sci-fi but it's not especially physically accurate.”

“That game exposed some phobias that I'd only been vaguely aware of before.”

“Falling into the black hole the first time was one of my most scared moments in gaming.”

“If you haven't played Outer Wilds and you enjoy exploration/puzzle games go play it.”

“Outer Wilds worked for me even so. In Outer Wilds I found the time loop liberating.”

“Probably because it really doesn't take much at all to get right back to where you were.”

“At it's core, it's a game about exploration to understand what's happening.”

“Outer Wilds, the video game, does a brilliant job expanding on this theme”

“If you liked The Last Question and can fit a video game into your life, you will probably like Outer Wilds.”

“that was a bit unfortunate, because all the end-of-game exposition mostly confused me!”

“The ending is mind-blowing, and, similar to Return of the Obra Dinn, the whole universe story is weaved perfectly”

“some of the best scifi works of the current generation come from interactive media/video games”

“Then I discovered Outer Wilds, went in completely blind, played in VR, and had one of the most engaging experiences of my life.”

“I really didn't expect to get a new favourite game of all time in my 30s”

“The game still punishes you even if you try to feather the inputs with brief taps.”

“All of these games tell a story, each of this game does it in its own, magnificent way.”

“Outer Wilds has puzzles and open world and mystery element to it - and all of those have been done before.”

“Calling outer wilds or Clair Obscur "not innovative" just tells me you haven't played these games from start to finish”

“The movement mechanics are a sign of lack of respect for the player.”

“I concluded I could not have completed the game at all without being nearly told.”

“very few gameshave come close to the experience that was Outer Wilds”

“I found the fine control needed too frustrating”

“it's a great game, you get a board where you can see everything you've discovered, whether you missed anything important”

“I just wasn't really captivated by the story.”

“interest world design and ideas that have stuck with me for years”

“it had some surprisingly intensive dexterity requirements in sections of the game that make it impossible to progress without looking up spoilers”

“didn't like the gameplay loop”

“didn't see whatever it is that people love about the story, and the game loop made me quit”

“I like you bounced off of it because of the controls”

“Outer Wilds, and imperatively its DLC, are transcendent gaming experiences.”

“All masterpieces that take various approaches to Diegetic, Non-Diegetic and meta-Diegetic storytelling”

“more unusual games out there with reasonable budgets, like ... The Outer Wilds”

“Playing it genuinely gets me feeling like a child, and that's something truly special.”

“Outer Wilds is a much stronger fit for the category where the entire world is accessible from the start.”

“Give me an experience that is thoughtful and enjoyable over one that is intended to frustrate any day”