But the freedom I feel exploring in Outer Wilds is amazing, and my usual penchant for going off the beaten tracks hasn't been punished by invisible walls or an event misfiring because the game didn't expect me to go to before I did. Granted, I still haven't got around to Breath of the Wild. I think this is the most well-thought out open world game I've played. There's a fair amount of amusing dialogue with your fellow astronauts, and also very poignant moments that have made me tear up. It's an open world game, so there's not a set storyline that you follow, but as you explore you come to know characters, both past and present. Oh, and there's a time loop, too! I love time travel/time loop stories. The planets are very unique, each having its own distinct feel. There's strange tech, conversation logs, and bizarre and beautiful phenomena. There's a surprising number of things to uncover, and you start to piece together what happened before your time. You explore the planets of your solar system, discovering many secrets left behind by a different alien species. In it you play an alien astronaut on your first voyage. I love exploration in video games, and Outer Wilds really scratches that itch for me. (Don't read on if you'd rather play it without knowing anything - but everything I'm going to talk about in any detail is discovered in the first play session. It's hard to talk about without spoiling too much, but I'll do my best. I'm still not finished, but so far it's one of my favorite games ever.
I've been putting most of my meager gaming time into Outer Wilds.
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