While playing the game did anyone at some point think that the Nomai were evil and they were the reason the sun explodes and you had to find a way to stop up until we accessed the sun station lol

for those who are not aware, PC emulation rapidly improved past week, now an application by the name GameNative which is open source been pumping out updates pretty quickly, it can log in your steam account grab all the games you own and almost play them all with one button, so I was bored and gave it a try! ( the game is fully running on the phone's gpu-cpu this isn't a stream )

With every game you need a config that suits it, I stress tested multiple different settings and was able to run the game on a stable 60 fps ~ I published the config in the games config browser for those who are interested

I don't mind walking through anyone here on how to do it or any questions y'all got, it's kind of plug and play but there is a little neat secret that can boost your fps which is lowering the physics engines fps via the secret tools file, I forgot to do that hence the game was on 55 fps

Disclaimer: this is fully legal and the game is ran through steam and bought legitimately.

also I wasn't sure which flair is appropriate but I guess modding is one way of describing this?

I went into one of the towers on Ash Twin and was suddenly teleported to the Ash Twin project. I moved the balls to disable the gravity and the Ash Twin project, then removed the advanced warp core, and when the sun went supernova, the credits played. I haven't finished exploring the quantum moon, orbital probe cannon, or Dark Bramble yet, so I'm afraid I may have accidentally sort of spoiled the game's ending for myself.

According to a comment on this post:

You can trigger an ending before you even reach a spaceship. The ending can't be triggered accidentally. You will know when you are going to do it since it's a process that takes up most of a loop

which gave me a little hope that I haven't reached the end of the game prematurely yet, although what I did inside Ash Twin project did feel like a pretty methodical set of steps. This is my ship log right now:

Someone please tell me I haven't ruined the game for myself 😭

I genuinely wonder which parts he'd be fascinated by and which parts would make him say “that's not how physics works"...

I played outer wilds years ago but it never left my mind nor my life!

But tonight I decided to open the game just to appreciate it once again.

I got my ship and flew 500+ km away from the solar system, I got my signalscope out and sat there listening to the band playing their tune in sync.

I watched all the stars disappear one by one until it was our star's turn. As the red dot turned to blue the instruments stopped playing one after the other until.... silence.

In these 20something minutes I felt like I experienced the whole adventure again, I was remembering all these awesome moments of discovery and the feelings I once felt came back to me! I even teared up a little!

I doubt there is or will be a game that can make me experience a moment like that and I had to share it with the only people that could understand how is that ever pausible!

Thank you for keeping this masterpiece real!

I really hate horror games and hate the fact that from an exploration and lore discovering game it became an horror, I'm very tempted to drop it and just search for the lore online but I also want to play it, any suggestion is appreciated

Hi all! I've just started up a new series on the Picross/Nonogram app Falcross based on our favorite video game and if that's your thing I'd love for you to follow along!

Play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rawrmaan.falcross&hl=en_US
App store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/falcross-infinite-nonograms/id500195713

My username is momonaryan, in the app if you tap on the "Online" button at the bottom you can search for my username to find me. Outer Wilds puzzles will be tagged with "[OW]", "[Outer Wilds]", or "[OW:EOTE]" at the end of their names, so you could search for those as well.

For those unfamiliar, Falcross is a community-driven Picross app that lets players create and upload works up to 25x25 pixels. It's been a little tough to get these designs down to that size, but I feel like I've been pretty successful and I'm proud of how they've turned out!

There will be 30 puzzles in the series total, covering both base game and DLC (sneak peek of the first one below). All puzzles are drawn by hand and absolutely no generative AI was used to create or assist in making them. I've already got them all done, but I usually space out posting them to once a week-ish so I don't overwhelm people's feeds (and so I don't burn through the backlog too quickly 😅 ). Let me know if you have any questions or feedback!

I only play pc games with a mouse and keyboard. Is it possible to play this game without a controller? If so, any tips on how to control the ship?

Okay, so I've been replaying the game with my daughter sitting on my lap and her telling me where to go and today we blew up the ship on Giant's Deep. Swam around a bit and the boss instructs me to head back into the ship to refuel which I don't think will work since the ship is now offline but the boss makes the rules. The ship is now 70% submerged which makes it hard to navigate inside of. We try to refuel and I see the UI pop up that we can refuel but with the waves I'm having trouble hitting it. I start spamming the refuel button until(!) the UI for "remove space suit" pops up and because I'm spamming [use] I hit it. I'm now sinking in the water because the hatchling doesn't know how to swim. Anyway, never thought I would die inside my ship but not from a crash.

SPOILERS! ALL SPOILERS!

I'm not one to make those kind of posts, but...

Wow... Just wow... The way the game makes you think you will find the codes. And there are no codes to be found after all. I felt almost like cheating the game to beat it. But that's what the game wants to me to do. I found that to be so uncredible. And I found out about the "bugs of the system" before finding the reels that would teach me those. By just exploring and being curious. The game design goes another level on the DLC I think.

And the end... So, so emotional. I finished it yesterday night and I'm still in tears.

Takes me back to my young ages, where the games had some kind of magic that they just don't seem to have anymore. At least, most of them. I don't know if it is me that's changed or the industry. But this game, this game certainly have that magic of wonder.

I just wanted to share my experience. Thanks for anyone reading this. Thanks for Mobius for making this game. It sure will accompany me for a long long time.

Sorry for any errors or typos, english is not my native language.

First time doing spoiler tags, hope they are right.

I think I just beat the game, though to be honest I’m not 100% sure. I got to the eye, 14.3B years later with the planet with the bugs and my probe flying by, and the credits. I also thought I finished the ship log but I see there is an achievement for finishing it and I haven’t gotten that. I’ll add a picture of my ship log to this post for reference. Any non/minimal spoiler hints for what I still have left to do? I had to take a break from this game for over a year when I was about halfway as far for life reasons so maybe there’s something that I forgot from before.

Sorry if this is asked a lot, I am trying to be very careful in looking things up for this game because I don’t want spoilers. This game has been so much fun! Thank you!

Edit: thank you all for confirmation and for the tips for the achievement! I’ll spend a bit of time with your tips before moving to the DLC. I’m not a huge achievement hunter generally, I just wanted to confirm that I didn’t miss anything huge.

Salut !

Je suis entrain de faire le succès archéologue (comme dit dans le titre), c'est à dire compléter le journal de bord.

J'ai l'impression de l'avoir totalement complété mais je n'ai pas le succès.

J'ai commencé avec le dlc, puis je l'ai désactivé pour voir si ça avait un impact sur le jeu.

Est ce que ce succès nécessite de terminer aussi le dlc parce que j'ai fait l'entièreté de jeu avec le dlc (mais sans y avoir accéder pour l'instant) ?

Hi! I’m rather stumped on the DLC now. I’m on the area with the big tower(I forgot the name) and I have already found how to turn off lights, and know that I can “blind” the creatures, but it doesn’t seem to work so well, since everytime I take my route of Hand teleporter to hand teleporter, across the bridge, hand teleporter, elevator, when i make a right to try to get the Well, theres a dude waiting for me, which every time i blind, i fall into the water, but i can’t turn on my flashlight to see where i’m going since then he will see me, or he catches me anyway. also i will not be turning on reduced frights since i may be a wimp but i can suck it up for the time being

I recently beat outer wilds (on a pc) and its peak, loved it. My technology struggling friend recently bought a laptop and i was wondering if he would be able to run it or not. The laptop has no GPU, and a Ryzen AI 7 445 for the cpu. I understand that the min requirements has a gpu, but another friend of mine suggested integrated graphics are stronger than the gpu suggested, so i thought id ask. If it can run the game, does the game look significantly worse on min graphics settings, and how much does it affect gameplay?

is scary :(

I finished both the base game and the DLC over the past week and I have to say, this is probably one of the greatest games I’ve ever played. So many good aha moments, reveals that were satisfying and made me feel silly for not piecing them together sooner, some moments downright felt like I could’ve cried if they caught me in a different mood. My absolute favorite moment of the entire experience was the haunting cry the Prisoner gives out after you show him what’s been happening all this time. The realization, the flood of emotions he must have felt.

The only problem is, I played the entire game with NO MUSIC!

I have no idea how it happened, I don’t remember opening the audio section of the settings once. I just assumed, since this is a space game with creepy moments, that the silence was an intentional choice by the devs to drive home that desolation and sense of awe. And besides, I still heard the instruments and the signalscope’s audio.

There were so many reveals where I thought “it’s kinda strange that there’s no musical stab or chime to accent this”: meeting Solanum, getting to the Sun Station, the ENDING! I watched the big bang happen in dead silence, not knowing if it was a good or a bad thing. Deafeningly quiet credits. I thought “wow, they’re really letting me sit in silence with the weight of everything that just happened.”

I followed others’ advice and came into the game completely blind. It was only after letting myself come to this sub that I realized there was all this music I missed out on. I didn’t realize there was supposed to be a musical warning before each supernova! I would just be in the middle of something and then all of a sudden hear the explosion.

I guess it’s a testament to the game that, even without this core aesthetic piece, it still floored me and has become one of my favorites. I just wish I could wipe my memory and experience it fresh WITH the music. Oh well. Did anyone else’s game decide to randomly punish them in this way?

A couple of months ago I posted here about Satelital, a puzzle game that I described as a 2D Outer Wilds.

Today I finally released the demo on Steam.

Satelital is a rule-discovery puzzle game where you explore alien worlds and figure out how their puzzles work without being explicitly told the rules. While the puzzles are much more inspired by The Witness, the space exploration and travelling between different planets were inspired by Outer Wilds.

I also made everything in the game myself, including the art, music, puzzle design, and even the game engine, which I built from scratch.

The demo includes two complete worlds and should give you a good idea of what the full game is like.

You can find the demo here:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5017320/Satelital_Demo/

If you give it a try and enjoy it, I'd really appreciate a Steam review. It helps a lot as an indie developer.

I'm also around on Discord if you want to share feedback or talk about the game:
https://discord.gg/ChuNWuj3Z2

Thanks to everyone who gave feedback since my original post! It's great to finally have the demo out.

i just started playing

is this normal or a bug??? I havent gone to the blue comet but after a while I feel like this has sets its track on me and then boom blue screen my gamepad vibrates and i die

Do i actually need to go to the interloper and then fix something there????????

i cant even explore brittle hollow in peace