Strange timing to come up with such a gamestory at the end of 2019, is it? Many people in the industrial city suffer from a "plague" and the city does not get enough medicine delivered from its mother corporation to be able to treat everyone. The city you choose to help will live, the other one is doomed.Įssentially the choice is: will you choose freedom or safety?ĭoes this trade-off sound familiar from somewhere? The player *has* to make a choice: help the industrials or the dissidents, otherwise the story will not progress. In the dissident community everybody is free but they will not get help from the planet´s outside (medicine, etc) but have to help themselves with everything, they´re completely on their own. In the industrial city everybody is in fact a slave but basically gets what is necessary for a minimal living. It is wether to help a industry city ("Edgewater") or to help a dissident community that tries to arrange with nature. On the very first planet where the adventure starts the player has to make a big decision. I´m not sure if the game´s final message is pro-NWO or critical of it, but considering that it is heavily endorsed by Microsoft, maybe the answer is easy. I did not finish the game yet - I´m only past the first planet somewhere in space - but there are quite some things that I find oddly similar to NWO related topics. The game´s developer "Obsidian" was bought by Microsoft in 2018, a year before release. It came out for Windows, PS4 and XBox where it was part of the XBox Game Pass, so many people played it instantly. It is an open world RPG quite similar to Fallout New Vegas. I started "Outer Worlds" on the XBox last December.
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