Ever bite into a jelly doughnut only to find the baker forgot to inject the jelly into it? That's what The Outer Worlds is. You still get the experience of having a plain doughnut, but the potential of the jelly is just absent. For me, this game will go down in history as a "wasted potential" title. The game is ok, but it's missing that 'jelly' that could've made it great.

If you paid more than $20 dollars for this plain doughnut, you got screwed.

Ever bite into a jelly doughnut only to find the baker forgot to inject the jelly into it? That's what The Outer Worlds is. You still get the experience of having a plain doughnut, but the potential of the jelly is just absent. For me, this game will go down in history as a "wasted potential" title. The game is ok, but it's missing that 'jelly' that could've made it great. If you paid more than $20 dollars for this plain doughnut, you got screwed.