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Explore the breathtaking alien world of Adelpha, support the local Talans in their struggles and fight your way through fast-paced battles against invading robot forces in this 3rd-person, open world, action adventure sequel to the 1999 cult classic.

Outcast - A New Beginning, developed by Appeal Studios and published by THQ Nordic, is now available on GOG!

20 years after the award-winning action adventure hit, Outcast, pioneered the genre of non-linear open-world games, the long-awaited sequel sees Cutter Slade return to the spectacular alien world of Adelpha. Resurrected by the almighty Yods, he has returned to find the Talans enslaved, the world stripped of its natural resources, and his own past intertwining with the invading robot forces. It's up to him to go on a mission and save the planet again.



A New Beginning comes from the original team behind Outcast 1, which has reunited to create this fascinating world, full of dangerous creatures and home to the Talan people – an ancient culture whose fate has become inextricably linked with earth since the events of the first game.

Expect to use your jetpack to jump, air-dash, glide, and quickly traverse the fantastic in-game open world, combine dozens of different modules to create your own personal weapon for taking down the robot invaders, have total control to approach the story at your own pace, explore the world without boundaries, discover hidden temples and dangerous wildlife, get familiar with the Talan culture while helping them free their villages and gain access to ancient Talan powers, experience a beautiful, hand-crafted world accompanied by an epic soundtrack by Outcast's original composer, Lennie Moore.



Prepare to once again jump into the skin of Cutter Slade and save the alien world of Adelpha – while you can now also get the Official Soundtrack!
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Syphon72: Are you one of the gamers who beats a game and never plays it again? 
Depends on if the game is worth playing again.
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I feel so tired: At least 30 .
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Syphon72: Are you one of the gamers who beats a game and never plays it again?
Not all games deserve second playthroughs. Or to even be finished.
Post edited March 16, 2024 by u2jedi
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Syphon72: Are you one of the gamers who beats a game and never plays it again?
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u2jedi: Not all games deserve second playthroughs. Or to even be finished.
That's fine, and good game that lasts 20 hours with replayability can be worth 60. But it's probably up to the user.

I turned 15 hour games into 50 hours worth of playtime.
Post edited March 17, 2024 by Syphon72
Is a demo in sight for this? I'm really worried about performance after I had to return Robocop ... :|

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Syphon72: I turned 15 hour games into 50 hours worth of playtime.
That's usually my experience too, and these are great 50 hours eventually. Usually games that advertise a hundred+ hours of play time end up wasting 90% of your time with loading screens, pathetic minigames, walking around empty spaces, grinding, backtracking, unambitioned side missions ... the list goes on.
Post edited March 17, 2024 by Vainamoinen
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Vainamoinen: Is a demo in sight for this? I'm really worried about performance after I had to return Robocop ... :|
O.O

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Dragons Dogma 2 is just around the corner, that game seems to require 50 hours to complete.

IMHO they should've just remade the first outcast with modern mechanics. More quests, better systems, WAY more fleshed out world and make it seamless.

For 25-35 bucks this seems like an alright game but at this price its abysmal. Shame because the dev team is fantastic.
Post edited March 17, 2024 by Dray2k
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Dray2k: For 25-35 bucks this seems like an alright game but at this price its abysmal. Shame because the dev team is fantastic.
I wonder if they just took into account that most people nowadays only buy games with a 50% discount at a minimum and set the price accordingly.
NerdCubed just did a video on this game, so if you are looking for a little bit different point of view, then that is recomended - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m21piLEbyTw
A lot of games lately have raised interesting questions about value, I do not envy publishers having to determine fair prices for their work while also netting enough sales.
A bit steep for sure, but I'd rather pay full price for a passion project and labour of love than for the latest soulless triple/quadruple A live service slop.
Seems a bit too pricey for a AA...

... but...

... I hear good things.

Wishlisted for now, but will fit well alongside something like Elex in time.
Love the original. This would be an instant buy if I had any money atm. Will pick it up when I can
https://opencritic.com/game/16412/outcast-a-new-beginning

Rating scores are interesting, overall it seems to be favourable but not for everyone (which is fine can't like everything) and it's sitting at an overall score of 69 (nice) right now.
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Nervensaegen: Korean drama: At least 60 episodes per season.

And Asian movies: always 3 hours plus. The stories are better than Hollywood, and the tickets are way cheaper. If the movie is less than 2.5 hours, aunties will feel cheated, and give the ticket wala a good ear full. You don't get between an angry auntie and her movie.

A good Asian movie has a halftime intermission after 2 hours. That's when aunties go adjust their makeup, and get a refill on their drinks before they enjoy the second part of their movie night.

Meanwhile, Western movies are over so fast, you get out wondering what you are supposed to do with the other half of your popcorn.
Fairy tales...
Bravo, Appeal Studio and THQ! A beautiful and extremely fun! A worthy sequel to the cult game. :)