I might even go so far as to say it's a fucking bastard. The obvious, and fair criticism of Out There is that it's dependent on random chance, and that the cards are so stacked in the house's favour that it's almost not worth sitting at the table. you will play it again and again, despite repeatedly vowing that you'll never play it again because it treats you so mean. This is a short game of perma-death - i.e.
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This means the good stuff remains - a jump into the unknown, replete with gasps of hope when you stumble across a fuel-rich body or unexpectedly find an abandoned ship with maxed-out resources and an engine room full of new tech orbiting a lone star, but more often long exhalations of frustration as it all goes wrong for reasons usually beyond your control (and usually relating to running out of fuel). The planets are more 3D and particle effecty, there's more flavour text and art, and mouse controls are all present and correct, but otherwise Out There Omega Edition is Out There, made suitable for a bigger screen. It's a slightly prettified, slightly expanded edition of the mobile game, in other words.
I've been playing said beta for the last few days, and while annoyingly it has a built-in cut-off point, there's enough there to tell you that they've got it right. A public beta of that Ω Edition arrives today, with a full release planned for early Spring.
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Out There has been out on mobile thingies for almost a year, with a PC version teased last Summer. But hey, surely being cast adrift in endless, unknown space with no idea what awaits you on the other end of your next lightspeed jump would be pretty unfair, right? Out There Cleaves a little closer to Choose Your Own Adventure than FTL did, in that it is almost entirely based on chance rather than requiring any particular strategic nous from the player. Don't worry about weapons, don't worry about crew members: just don't die. As a lone, lost starpilot, jump from system to system, simply trying to stay alive and trying to gather replacement resources as the journey steadily eats away your fuel, oxygen and hull integrity. Out There is a pacifistic take on FTL, yet arguably even more brutal.
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