Mobile to PC transitions are rare, but there's a real chance for success. For Mi-Clos' Out There, it's a huge win. AUTOMATON's Graham Arthur takes a look at the beta version of Out There's Omega Edition.
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Elite dangerous does the whole 'space' exploration better. By quite a bit. No mans sky is better for..landing on planets. ED is less repetitive too. Example... Dropping out of warp almost landing in a star is ****ing scary. Nothing like that happens in NMS. Nothing particularly interesting happens in space in NMS. ED, everything interesting is in space.
It's a shame really the way No Man's Sky ended up. It could have been so much more if they worked longer and with a bigger team on the game. It could have been the best sci fi exploring game of the decade.
They just announced a new foundation update which will introduce major changes including base building.
Oh God no. Space Engine is better, looks better, has just as much to do, and it's free.
Oh, and it actually has orbital patterns.
LMAO!! I got a good chuckle. Wheeww.. another "joke of the day" comment. I love those.
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I did play it. lol!! No where close to best of anything.
Most of these were available for a long time before NMS came out, especially Rodina.
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"We first posted about the huge incoming update to Mi-Clos Studio's excellent Out There back in July 2014, and the iOS version has finally landed today. We've had a brief chance to jump in and check out the shiny new makeover and can confidently give it the thumbs up."
Out There completely nailed atmosphere with the whole package that it tied together with music, mystery, exploration and spaceship management.
You hear some complaining online about the random nature of deaths in this game and to me that is part of what makes the game. It's serene and beautiful and yet always has you on the knife's edge of death, which in a way keeps you in the moment and has you always paying attention to what is going on, due to every moment potentially being your last.
I found it a great experience, and the Omega Edition is just a big fat bonus.
A fantastic game that’s easy to learn, hard as hell to play, but you’ll enjoy every second of it.
