Outpath Reviews

it is a good game all around

This game is fun, worth the price

good, but DO NOT try to 100%. it is the worst

Very addicting!! Love this game. So far on the iron islands XD. Working on how to get water capsules

Great game. If you've played "Forager", and you loved it, you'll absolutely love this game as well. It's basically First Person Forager.

Outpath is an incredibly fun and addictive game full of collecting, upgrading, and researching. At first glance, the game might not seem like anything special, but the depth of gameplay is surprisingly rich. There's far more content here than you'd expect, and it kept me hooked for hours. What really stands out is the variety of skills, research, and upgrades. Each new island piece unlocks a fresh skill, and the sheer number of buildings you can create to help progress your playthrough is impressive. I loved the challenge of remembering which building crafted that one specific item I needed for an upgrade. It kept the gameplay loop feeling fresh and rewarding. I managed to collect 100% of the achievements, and the game never felt stagnant or boring—until I reached the final achievement. Spoilers ahead: The "2147483647" achievement, which requires collecting a massive amount of credits, is an absolute grind. It takes so long that AFKing becomes the only viable way to get it. I completed 88 out of 89 achievements in about 14 hours, but spent another 40 hours just working on this one. While I know there’s a workaround to change the credit number via text files, I don’t think it should be possible. It feels like a cheap shortcut, and I hope the developers address this in future updates. That said, Outpath is perfect for anyone who loves casual games like Forager or Satisfactory. You can finish the main game in about 8 hours, and I was never bored during that time. Big kudos to David Moralejo Sanchez and the team for creating such a solid and enjoyable experience.

The game is very cute and very fun... sometimes. The fishing is the absolute worst fishing I've every seen in a video game. Besides that, I love the game and highly recommend it. Hopefully in the future the Fishing gets changed, cause that's my only gripe.

Good combination of Forager and Minecraft, albeit on the shorter side. Definately worth its price.

Very good game, but once you finish there's nothing to do, i'd like a rebirth system or more systems. Please give us more content.

Found this game from a Let'sGameItOut play through on Youtube. I'm not usually one to play new games without having a friend recommend them to me, but when I saw this one I just had to play it. I love the graphics and the game play. The mechanics are smooth and satisfying, especially the movement system. It feels like an easy flowing parkour type movement, and it is just wonderfully satisfying. Definitely one of my favorite games I've had, and it was definitely well worth the price. it's full of content; new areas to explore, mechanics to unlock, and crafting trees to fill. I bought a copy for myself, loved it, and then bought a copy for my partner as a gift.