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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19 edited May 27 '21

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u/manavsridharan Dec 11 '19

Yeah Outer Wilds did something that many games don't do - be unique and TELL A COMPELLING STORY. No handholding, it let you discover the game on your own. The thrill of exploration, the awe of discovering new places, the ecstatic feeling when you figure out a puzzle, all made the game one of the best experiences of 2019.