Raw Fury has announced that Out There: Ω The Alliance will be exploring the far reaches of the Nintendo Switch eShop next week.
Out There: Ω The Alliance is an award-winning space exploration game where players must try to survive alone in a distant and unknown part of the galaxy. You'll be doing this by upgrading your spaceship and managing your resources, but space is a hostile place and dangerous adventures await.
We have a feature list directly from Nintendo's eShop listing to give you some more info:
FEATURES:
• A dark and challenging strategic adventure in deep space
• Every game plays out differently within a procedurally-generated galaxy
• Epic main storyline leading to any of 5 different endings
• 13 spaceships with different specs to discover
• Crafting system with alien technologies built from raw material found in space
• Engage with alien life forms and learn their language
• No combat! It’s just you against the harsh environment
• Fantastic pulp comics graphics and art style
• Lovingly adapted from the original play style for the Nintendo Switch
If you're interested in this one, it launches on 9th April with pricing set at $14.99.
What do you think? Has the trailer won you over? Let us know in the usual place.
Comments 13
Played quite a bit of this on my phone, it's a good game.
Looks vastly underwhelming. Still images and a procedurally generated world.
The comic book style looks really cool!
I have a dream to explore the universe every night!
5 Bucks on Android. I usually find games I'd rather play on my phone from eShop new releases like this. Goragoa, Back to bed, golf peaks, minesweeper genious, etc...
Looks interesting, but not for more than 5 euro's. I'll put it on the wishlist, maybe if I'm looking for a new gaming experience at some point.
@Bliquid
"...in reality you basically go from event to event hoping it won’t be TOO bad.
Interactivity (in a meaningful way) is basically non existent."
Sounds like my life. :/
How much? Phew. That’s some Switch tax. Great game, though, with bags of personality. I managed to get every ending on my phone, so it’s not unfair. There is some RNG, true, but you can eventually learn how to manipulate your odds and make better use of your resources to get near the end on most runs.
This is a great game, but no reason to buy it again for 3 times the price.
I was getting star control flashes, but I guess not... Can we just get a remake of Star control 2 for the switch??
What awards did it win?
For christ sake. Just buy it on your phone and its cheaper too!
One of my favorite phone games. Since Switch has a touchscreen, I hope we will see FTL eventually.
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