That said, without knowing exactly when or where the second half of the Season Pass will slot in, I’d potentially wait to knock both DLC stories out at the same time (and save a bit of money) if you can.The Outer Worlds Expansion Pass includes two story expansions bundled at a discount. It avoids feeling tacked on, which was my main concern coming in, and it’s more of the good stuff, not filler. Peril on Gorgon is a meaningful and natural extension of the base game. Outside of seeing “the other ending choice,” I’m not compelled to revisit the entire Peril on Gorgon saga again anytime soon, but once (not unlike The Outer Worlds in general) was entertaining enough. There are a few new Science weapons to try out as you climb up to the raised level cap. I steamrolled most of the marauders and mutant primals with Nyoka, and that kept things moving nicely. If you’re under-leveled and get too held up by run-of-the-mill foes, a few of the story diversions might drag a bit. Peril on Gorgon is the kind of expansion that seamlessly blends into the core game, to the point where first-time players might not even realize it wasn’t originally a part of The Outer Worlds when there’s an inevitable all-in-one bundle down the road.Īpart from exploring interior locations on the asteroid like a fun dive bar with colorful personalities, an unsettlingly quiet mansion, and a deranged testing facility, you’ll also make pit-stops to visit new areas in your old stomping grounds on The Groundbreaker and Byzantium. I think Obsidian pulled off that tricky feat.
The quest did a good job of making me care about the stakes on a micro and macro level, and it had the unenviable task of slotting into the base game’s story that many players finished almost a year ago. While some add-ons are fun for an afternoon but ultimately lack real impact, this one connects some big dots. Better yet, you’ll get insight into the existing lore of The Outer Worlds.
#THE OUTER WORLDS 2 DLC CRACK#
You’ve got to crack the case of what really happened at a “deserted” science outpost, and your employer has personal ties to the disaster. Without spoiling the major players, this DLC is part family drama, part corporate villainy. You’re going to want to keep a backup save. I was excited to see what it was building up to and how my final who-gets-screwed choice might shake out. That’s not to say goofing off takes precedence over the critical path – Peril on Gorgon‘s five-hour-ish quest is one of The Outer Worlds‘ better setups. This forsaken asteroid is surprisingly lush and marauder-filled. Obsidian has a way of drawing out empathy – and getting me to scour every square inch of every last room for random junk. I don’t know the guy, and I don’t care about him in the grand scheme, but I couldn’t let him be. Moments after touching down on Gorgon, a blaring evacuation message droned on endlessly, and after talking with a nearby trader who had long since learned to accept the racket, I made it my mission to find a way to shut it down.
Chatting up every person in sight continues to be my main draw. Combat isn’t necessarily a strong suit – I didn’t feel a ton of pushback until near the end of Peril on Gorgon – but that’s kind of okay. Like the main storyline, the characters, dialogue, and vibrant alien landscapes are the high points.
#THE OUTER WORLDS 2 DLC FREE#
If you don’t have an endgame save file ready to go or you’re otherwise looking to jump into Peril on Gorgon with a fresh character (never a bad idea in a multiple-choice Obsidian adventure), you’ll need to finish Radio Free Monarch, one of the first several main quests in the base game, to access the DLC. The Outer Worlds: Peril on Gorgon (PC, PS4, Xbox One) I didn’t expect to have this easy of a time slipping back into this feel-bad universe. Because this is The Outer Worlds, you don’t just get a simple invite to Gorgon – you’re sent a detective’s severed arm with a recording. The first of the two story expansions is Peril on Gorgon, an intriguing corporate mystery set on a semi-abandoned asteroid that begins with an unexpected delivery.
The Outer Worlds is a kooky sci-fi world I want to explore more of, and while I think (and hope) an eventual sequel could be a home-run, for now, Obsidian Entertainment is expanding Halcyon with DLC. Don’t forget to bring your detective pipe
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