Posted May 25, 2018
Elvis is Dead
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sanscript
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WinterSnowfall
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From Romania
Posted May 25, 2018
I've played both games.
Outpost 1.x seemed great at first glance (and when I say this I mean back in the day), but quickly turned into a broken mess once I started playing it.
Outpost 2 was and still is one of my favorite games. I've spent a lot of hours playing it and I've finished both Eden and Plymouth campaigns, read the stories and so on. I'd do it all over again if it showed up on GOG, which I am hoping will actually happen one day. It's a shame they never added a random map generator to it, but for a free-play sandbox and/or skirmish you could find custom maps here and there in the past, though I don't know if now that's still the case.
I can definitely recommend Outpost 2 if you're into colony sims and/or strategy games in general. This one is particularly special since it has an epic saga vibe that I think inspired Sid Meier's Alpha Century in terms of how the setting and story is presented to the player.
Outpost 1.x seemed great at first glance (and when I say this I mean back in the day), but quickly turned into a broken mess once I started playing it.
Outpost 2 was and still is one of my favorite games. I've spent a lot of hours playing it and I've finished both Eden and Plymouth campaigns, read the stories and so on. I'd do it all over again if it showed up on GOG, which I am hoping will actually happen one day. It's a shame they never added a random map generator to it, but for a free-play sandbox and/or skirmish you could find custom maps here and there in the past, though I don't know if now that's still the case.
I can definitely recommend Outpost 2 if you're into colony sims and/or strategy games in general. This one is particularly special since it has an epic saga vibe that I think inspired Sid Meier's Alpha Century in terms of how the setting and story is presented to the player.
HighElderMaxson
Hardcore PC Gamer
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From United States
Posted May 25, 2018
Sex, baby. Let's talk about you and me. Not really. :P
Post edited May 25, 2018 by De4thstroke
OldFatGuy
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From United States
Posted May 25, 2018
Someone with the name "Deathstroke" wanting to talk about sex will scare off a lot of people... especially males.
morolf
I own Komodo dragons as pets
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From Germany
Posted May 25, 2018
Isn't Outpost a game that was never completed and lacks many of the late-game features mentioned in the manual?
Why would one want to play such a game?
Why would one want to play such a game?
Post edited May 25, 2018 by morolf
WinterSnowfall
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From Romania
Posted May 25, 2018
morolf: Isn't Outpost a game that was never completed and lacks many of the late-game features mentioned in the manual?
Why would one want to play such a game?
Because it lures you in with promise of riches :P. As you said, in the initial version at least, some features which were covered in the manual were actually not implemented in the game, some structures you built lacked any actual function in the game and so on. Why would one want to play such a game?
It could have been great, but it felt like a game which was abandoned half-way though development but still released as a last ditch effort to get back some of the cash that went into coding it. Still, it is a quasi-functional planet settling & colony management game. The early game is quite good, but once you get beyond that, well...
P.S.: I would still buy it if it ever gets released here, just for the fun of it - to remember how bad it was :).
Post edited May 25, 2018 by WinterSnowfall
toxicTom
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From Germany
Posted May 26, 2018
I kind of want to play Millenium 2.2 and Deuteros now :-/