Having finally seen The Outer Worlds 2 for myself, it’s clear that leaning into deeper RPG elements was one of ... progression for building out your character, the sequel is about avoiding ...

In the setting of tabletop RPG :Otherscape, sci-fi dystopia and mythology collide.Imagine a world like Cyberpunk 2077's, but with old stories, gods, and monsters creeping in at the edges, offering ...

we talked with design director Matt Singh and lead systems designer Kyle Koenig from Obsidian about how the team expanded the ways in which you can build your character. Instead of the streamlined ...

Credit: Son of Oak, Isa Artworks Let me take you through the process of how we built the character—and what makes :Otherscape a really interesting tabletop RPG to plug into. Creating an ...

But just because it's an idle RPG, that doesn't mean there's no strategy involved. Your character has classes, soul parts (armor, weapons, etc.), and attributes that define your strength.

[Note: All footage is from a work-in-progress alpha build.] More like this The Outer Worlds 2: First Look at the New Flaws System – IGN First Having finally seen The Outer Worlds 2 for myself ...

Dynamic Combat System Experience a combat system that merges fighting game mechanics with traditional action RPG elements. Master devastating combos by activating your super meter and save ...

Oblivion's persuasion minigame is pretty weird, but you can learn how to charm just about anyone with enough practice.

Having finally seen The Outer Worlds 2 for myself, it’s clear that leaning into deeper RPG elements was one of the priorities for developer Obsidian. Where the first game was more approachable with ...

On the surface, that may seem expected for an RPG – if anything, The Outer Worlds was the outlier with the way it grouped Skills together. However, in the sequel, it’s about using the revised Skill ...