Why Does Everyone Like Outer Wilds?
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- Опубліковано 10 тра 2024
- Outer Wilds is pretty peak, to be honest. Hollow Knight, Pizza Tower, and Helldivers 2. What's really special about Outer Wilds though is how unique it is. never before have I played a story based Video Game that is anything like this. If you walk away from this video not wanting to buy Outer Wilds, please find a different person who can convince you better than I can because Outer Wilds is a game I think everyone should experience. It looks good, it plays good, and it has good music. Not much else you can really ask for in a video game. SO PLEASE play Outer Wilds!
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This game genre should be called "Wilds like"
I’m stealing this joke in the future, just letting you know
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I believe they've been termed "metroidbrainias" in some circles - where the gating elements aren't powerups, but knowledge.
@@ReverendTed personally, I have seen both "Metroidbrania" and "Wilds-like" being used to describe this game in some outer wilds community I am in
The authors talks about "metroid-brainia" i like it
God that end is so real, I WISH I COULD FORGET IT ALL TO RELIVE IT FOR THE FIRST TIME AGAIN
believe me, we all do!
It's honestly life-changing. Puts lots of things in life into new perspective
It really does…
Haha! 0:27 - Syncing "special little game" with the Marshmallow stick twirl was, well - art.
Fun fact, but also spoilers.
If you start a new game and exhaust all of Hals dialogue in the museum, Hal mentions that a piece of the nomai statue was chipped off and used to make your ship’s computer, since the nomai statue is made of a material that can store information. This explains why your ships log stays updated throughout the time loop, it’s connected to the same statue you are.
Just hearing the end music at the end of your video made me slightly tear up. In all my time playing games I never had a game that had the same effect on me as outer wilds. Similar maybe (Journey for example) but they were all still different games. This works only as a game. As a movie or book this would have nowhere near the same impact. Everybodies playthrough is slightly different and they'll discover stuff in different orders and have different conclusions for long parts of the game. Every planet and place to explore feels truly different and they aren't just the same planet with a different color. Despite being on a timer through the whole game I never really felt stressed unless I needed to get somewhere at a specific time to do something but even then knowing that I can fly to every place in the solar system in 2-3 Minutes lessens that a lot and even dying accidentally isn't a big deal as you'll be back fairly quickly. Only at the end will you feel truly stressed as that is the 1 time it actually matters.
Yeah, I wish I could just go through it one more time, but that’s the beauty of it.
In my essay about this experience, I referred to this phenomenon as the "illusion of the illusion of choice", where every lead ties into the greater mystery. I do like the way you sum it up, though, as arriving at a math problem's answer without using the methodology a teacher taught.
Otherwise a short and sweet video, well made 🐻
I watched a play through of this game never expecting to play it myself. Cycle a few years later, I bought it on sale and started playing it. I regret having spoiled the game for myself. But it was still a wonderful experience playing the game my own way.
Fortunately (or unfortunately) I haven't seen any of the DLC content, so I got to experience that terror completely unspoiled. 10/10 game
Love the vid. You should try Tunic if you haven't already, it scratches a very similar itch
I’ve heard of it, maybe I will some day
@@Rytio_ Great music at the very least. I listened to the soundtrack for Tunic for a while before playing and it was a very interesting lead in
how i feel about looking things up, is it CAN be done (as a last resort), but definitely try to even ask another outer wilds player for hints first. just know that when you find out via a spoiler, you will feel VERY silly. sometimes, something that is very easy for one person to pick up, can be EXTREMELY difficult for another person to get (like from a bunch of incorrect assumptions or just not seeing something that, in hindsight, is extremely obvious). but that's also just the outer wilds experience ::)
Can I get a few hints then? I just started playing a couple days ago
@@dbzfanatic2149 what are you really stuck on?
@@ThatJay283 Just trying to put everything together. I keep exploring all the planets but I really haven’t gotten anywhere
@@ThatJay283 Just trying to put everything together. I keep exploring all the planets but I really haven’t gotten anywhere
Dude this video should have 100x the amount of views it has
Marvelous editing bro
Thank you!
Wow, amazing video! and only 61 subs???
I like PB without the J.
4:28 that’s one smooth transition
Amazing, absolutely spectacular video. ::)
I can’t even lie, that transition was a complete accident. It just sorta happened when I was putting the two clips together.
Im glad im not the only one who experiences buying my first house all the time. Does that mean you're also in a time loop?? 😆 But seriously great essay!
I wish i could send this to my friend to hype them up, but i don't want them knowing about the time loop and supernova yet. Once they learn about those two things, ill be sure to send this over to get them hyped to continue the game. 😉
Nobody likes Outer Wilds. They love it. I think the only people who dont enjoy the game at all are people who play games like CoD and just want their games to be full of action and never pay attention go duolage or anything. A great example I saw of this was from a game journalist who was writing a review and it started off saying it was an okay game and listing why only to then state, "My biggest issues - a lack of comabt, direction, or martial rewards - are deliberately bold choices made by Mobius Studios." Like this review made me so mad and I started ranting about it to my friends who never played the game before but still agreed with me that it was a dumb review.
How are the marriages going?
Y’know, they are… going….
There is no other game that can be 100% as good as Outer Wilds, We still like other games
Very true.
Very few games have puzzles that makes the player feel like they figured it out on their own. That perfect balance of level design to make rules easy to understand but the complexity so it’s not too obvious either.
Portal 1 and 2, Chants of Sennaar and (arguably) FEZ are the only other examples I can think of but neither have the emotional and existential impact that Outer Wilds has.
Paradise Killer has the music and exploration but not the puzzles.
Ghost Trick, The House in Fata Morgana and To the Moon have that feeling of puzzling together the story piece by piece but lacks exploration.
In the end Outer Wilds is unique. There is simply no other game like it.
Exactly!
@@Rytio_Great video btw!
You didn't mention TUNIC, so I am telling you you must play that game :)
@@minerman60101 yeah I’ve heard that. I have TUNIC and Obra Dinn on my list.
5:16 bro so true😭 I looked up a guide once and I got spoiled on everything😔 still love the game tho
That’s so unfortunate…
The only truly unique game
Nice video! Nice game. But I must say, I got a bit tired of this kind of video naming.
Maybe that's just my thing, but when I see a title made of a question I immediately interpret it like genuine confusion from an autor. Like "guys, why the hell do you like this thing?". I mean if you not asking a question but stating it (to answer it in your video/essay/whatever)... Then you don't need a question mark.
In the current example you (the author of the video (hi)) aren't really wondering why people fall in love with Outer Wilds - you're announcing the talk topic, which should preferably immediately translate into "the reason(s) why people fell in love with Outer Wilds".
As I said, that may be just me. But I Really got tired of those confusing unnecessary question marks (:
this game is goated
True!
God, after finishing the video, I’m bamboozled on the low view count and number of subs
Thank you!
Do you have any spare micro plastics?
I… can’t remember…
u Should try subnautica
I already have! Not below zero, but I debated comparing Outer Wilds and Subnautica throughout the video.
i see outer wilds as less of a masterpiece and more as a framework for a future masterpiece, someone will take this concept and do it better. i am ALL for artistic games that break every boundary, but this one was so lousily executed; for a game all about reading text and finding new things and clues about the world, the writing is extremely poor at making you care for any character, event, or the world itself. the game bored me out of my mind, and not in an artistically intentional way either (for example, omori - 80% of the game is boring and that is the point) and the ending made me go "that's it?"
what you said in the first thirty seconds is my exact view on games😆🥲