Obsidian The Outer Worlds Playstation 4

Thank you for the game But please next time do post the pictures of the games with the exact region your selling for Like region 2 or region 1 I bought the game because I thought it's for region 1(US) as shown in the game cover you posted

Gameplay if great and highly recommended to those who are a fan of space games. Also thanks to the seller as I had received a damaged CD case before but was able to get a replacement that came in perfect condition. It's very rare that you can get a replacement for a PS4 Disc.

O jogo tem legendas em pt/br. Além disso, o menu todo está em português, muito bom pra construir o personagem, etc e tal. A língua falada é o inglês.

The game is fantastic. The guns are fun. The comrades are ok it’s just an all-around great game.

A true spiritual successor to "Fallout New Vegas," "The Outer Worlds" is a nostalgic throwback to old school role playing and yet it's own truly uniqu beast. It's appropriate that this game debuted when it did, in the disastrous wake of "Fallout 76," as it celebrates and improves upon the game mechanics that Bethesda was once known for. It's a reminder of what a solid role playing game is supposed to be, and that begins with player agency. There's a tremendous amount of choice right out the gate, starting with a robust character creation menu and continuing on with branching quests and side quests that have impact both immediately and later on in the narrative. The gameplay is solid, with combat and gun play/melee feeling smooth and fluid for the most part. Character progression is rewarding and there was never, ever a point of intolerable grind in the entire 30 hours I spent in my first playthrough. You squad of six companions is composed of colorful, humorous and well written personalities, all of whom feature fantastic voice acting and unique perks / combat abilities (Ellie, Vicar Max and Nyoka were personal favorites). I encountered only a few glitches and bugs playing the game on my PS4 Pro, the only notable instances being a slightly delayed rendering of world textures upon entering a new settlement / port from time to time and the occasional drop in frame rate during intense enemy encounters later in the game. I found myself invested in the world, the characters and the story within an hour of beginning, and that investment only yielded greater returns as I played through. The companion squad selection reminded me of the system utilized by the "Mass Effect" trilogy while the Time Dilatation mechanic was a new twist on the "Fallout" VATS system (oddly enough, especially in comparison to the bastardized VATS mechanic in "Fallout 76, an improvement on the overall concept). The musical score is memorable and loaded with personality while the Everyman vs. Corporate Overlords story is quirky enough to not feel familiar or tired. The art direction, character designs, color palette and overall look of the game is gorgeous to look at, and if anything, you're left wanting more. In fact, if I have one gripe about the game it's that it wasn't long enough. I found myself in the endgame much more quickly than I thought I would, and realized that this was a much shorter experience than I had realized. This doesn't detract from the experience, mind you, but it does leave you feeling that there's an entire third act of the game that was cut for some reason. Perhaps DLC content later on down the line? I hope so. At the end of the day, "The Outer Worlds" isn't a perfect AAA game offering. That may be it's greatest strength, really. There's a lot of heart and soul in this little gem, and a ton of fun to be had. Additionally, there isn't a single microtransaction or slimy monetization tactic to be found anywhere. My hat is off to Obsidian. They gave us an RPG experience that hasn't really been seen since "Fallout: New Vegas" (arguably the best of the modern era "Fallout" games). Here's hoping for a sequel some day that let's us return to Halcyon for another round of Zero Gee vodka shots and adventures. Final Verdict: 9/10

Es un buen juego, en mi opinión inferior a mass effect pero en si es bueno.