Out There: Ω Edition App Reviews
The Out There: Ω Edition app recently received 35 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, and 4 negative reviews. Users in the United States have given Out There: Ω Edition app an average rating of 4.34 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 341 ratings since its release on Oct 20 by MiClos Studio. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about Out There: Ω Edition?
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35 Positive User Reviews for Out There: Ω Edition
I love this game however, there seems to be a bug where if you land on some rocky planets you attempt to drill and it won’t let you. There’s seems to be an invisible confirm box slightly above the drill text box, once you hit it the character says “I have the impression this alien wants to enter my ship” but then the resource screen shows minerals as if you used your drill with no alien there. This sometimes results in a broken drill.
Clearly some folks like this kind of thing, but in a typical game you only get to travel to a few stars. You either just didn't find enough fuel, oxygen, or took hull damage due to some random event. I just don't enjoy playing the beginning over and over. Who knew?
“Out There” is a masterpiece. It does so many things right, and avoids the pitfalls of other games. The whole thing is a labor of love, from the hand-drawn art to the gorgeous score, from the great writing to the fun mechanics of the game. I find myself coming back to this every time I want to get lost in another universe for a while.
When I got my new iPhone I was forced to delete the app and couldn’t find it on the App Store. Happy to have the game back
A well made game that's immersive but impossibly difficult. Great graphics, writing and music won’t save this game from itself. Other reviewers have detailed the problem: gameplay is way too RNG!!
This game is a really fun and interesting little diversion. It is certainly challenging in the beginning, frustratingly so at times, but each excursion builds on each other making a wonderfully replayable experience.
Pro: Absolutely wonderful gameplay; The storytelling is excellent; The UI is precise. Con: The sound doesn’t work. Nothing no music no sound effects. Even when the settings for sound maxed out. It’s such a bummer. I guess they never finished that part.
The game is good and very interesting, but even when you played it like 30 times or so, learned most of the mechanics and act the best possible way, the game still randomly kills you - like, sends you to a star formation where you can’t jump out from because your engines are not good enough (and you’re stuck and have to restart) or you just don’t meet a particular planet type on the way for a few steps and run of one of the resource (means, you die). It’s like punishing you randomly while you di
EZ to understand and play; with virtually unlimited endings based on player choices. Nice graphics… Good time. Well worth a couple bucks!
A beautifully made game that's immersive and impossibly difficult. Great graphics, writing and music won’t save this game from itself. Other reviewers have detailed the problem: gameplay is way too RNG!!
Very nice story. Lots of imagination and possibility. The journal entries captivate the reader. New journal entries would make better. Thank you for the game. Still some bugs, but it’s ok. Can’t wait for sigma theory
Thanks!!!!! Plz sigma theory next xd
Don’t listen to the naysayers.
As I do enjoy the game and it’s difficult nature, I do have one complaint. No matter what I’m doing in game, randomly the pause menu comes up. This is a constant (every 3 minutes) annoyance. It makes me second guess even playing.
Yep. “Out there” will fit brilliantly into iPhone X! Both the device and the game will contribute to each other, design wise. Please add iPhone X support!!!:)
Completely random.. the gas probe sound completely sends my cat into a purring and kneading fit for 10 minutes. I’ve never seen anything like it and it’s adorable.
It’s a nice challenge to complete and has high replay value.
It’s so good that No Mans Sky based 80% of its gameplay mechanics on this little game. There are certain elements of luck that make it rather annoying sometimes. But I suppose that’s generally the nature of toughen based games.
I can never collect enough H or He to keep going! This the biggest draw back to this game. It completely unpredictable what you will find in each system. Frustrating!!!
This one of my all time favourite games but I would really love it to be updated so it can fit the iPhone Xs max display.
Beautiful graphics, great soundtrack and actually a challenge to start with. Most games these days are WAY too easy. I love that this one really makes you think.
Not sure why this isn’t more popular. Immersive resource management game that really made me feel like I was lost in space.
I’ll play the heck out of it and then get bored come back a couple months later and do it again.
Any chance for a small update to skip the intro cutscene and optimize for new screen sizes?
Expect an interesting game at about 10 FPS
This was a pretty cool game....but unfortunately doesn’t run well on the new iPad Air.
You can’t get through it. Why go to all this trouble to create a great experience and then terminate everyone before they can get into the game? Fail.
Very fun and a good, creative little time-killer, but on the iPhone XR this runs super slowly. I didn’t even know iOS apps could run this poorly.
thank y’all for optimizing this for the new gen iphones!!! still love playing this game
Please apply for korean lanquage
Just want to thank the devs for picking them game back up. It was one of my favorites but when I got it on my iPhone X, it was improperly fitted. Not anymore! I can’t wait to start a new run; thanks again!
4 Negative User Reviews for Out There: Ω Edition
Minesweeper in space. Stumble from star to star until you run out of resources. Then die. Somewhat tedious and definitely frustrating.
Good concept, but pretty buggy. It lost me when my only stack of helium got deleted with no confirmation.
Nicely put together but the chances of getting far in this game are slim. Small ships, low fuel, constant repairs. I'd choose another. The monotony of maintenance...
Nihilistic ending, no new game plus, unsatisfying.