outliver: Redemption
Six reviews, none of them kind, and a courtroom-drama premise that never gets the craft it needed. A curiosity for indie archaeologists only.
GamerScout Verdict
Only for indie archaeologists curious about a sincere but unpolished redemption story; skip if you want craft.
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About outliver: Redemption
Derek Okoye wakes up after a car crash on the morning of the biggest trial of his life, and the game asks you to walk him through the wreckage of his own values. That premise deserves a better vessel. What you actually get is a short single-player adventure built on stiff scene transitions, dialogue that states its themes out loud instead of trusting you to feel them, and environments that gesture at atmosphere without the lighting or sound design to carry it. Controller support is here and works fine, which is more consideration than a lot of tiny 2019 releases managed. I want to advocate for solo-scale projects like this, and there is a real story instinct buried in the redemption framing. But the craft never catches up to the intent. The pacing has no rhythm, the moments meant to land as revelation just arrive, and its handful of user reviews sitting at zero percent positive is not a mystery once you play it. Come here if you collect obscure narrative attempts and want to see a first swing at something sincere. Everyone else has better ways to spend an evening.
Indie & narrative
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System Requirements
Minimum
- Processor
- core i3 @ 3.30GHz or equivalent
- Memory
- 4 MB RAM
- Graphics
- Intel HD Graphics 4000 or equivalent
- Storage
- 500 MB available space
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Game Info
- Developer
- GBROSSOFT
- Publisher
- GBROSSOFT
- Release Date
- Jan 29, 2019
