The Outer Worlds 2 is everything I wanted in a sequel — and it’s learned one big lesson from Baldur’s Gate 3

October 23, 2025

, By Tom’s Guide

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Obsidian RPGs such as Avowed have a certain… something that makes them different. Even when the formula is applied to an established franchise like Fallout (with the fan-favorite New Vegas), you just know who made the game from the way it feels and the way the characters interact.

The Outer Worlds, and now its sequel, The Outer Worlds 2, are as “Obsidian” as you can find. And while I loved the first one and the way it used the company’s tried and true formula for RPG goodness, the developer wasn’t too…

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The Outer Worlds 2 is everything I wanted in a sequel — and it’s learned one big lesson from Baldur’s Gate 3

October 23, 2025

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Obsidian RPGs such as Avowed have a certain… something that makes them different. Even when the formula is applied to an established franchise like Fallout (with the fan-favorite New Vegas), you just know who made the game from the way it feels and the way the characters interact.

The Outer Worlds, and now its sequel, The Outer Worlds 2, are as “Obsidian” as you can find. And while I loved the first one and the way it used the company’s tried and true formula for RPG goodness, the developer wasn’t too…

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