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Out of cash, out of luck, out on the fringe. Juno Markev has a killer to tail, a debt to pay, and more trouble headed her way. Rebel Galaxy Outlaw takes place in a greasy, blue-collar world of outlaws, truckers, cops and thieves.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is a space sim, open world and action-adventure game
developed and published by Double Damage Games.
Released on September 22nd 2020 is available only on Windows
in 5 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain and Russian.
It has received 1,033 reviews of which 659 were positive and 374 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.2 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 0.43€ on Gamivo.
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- OS *: Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 8, Windows 10
- Processor: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo 2.4 GHz, AMD Athlon™ X2 2.8 GHz, or higher
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Shader model 4.0, 1GB VRam
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c-compatible, 16-bit
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I jumped into this after like a 100 hour FreeSpace series binge and after remapping the controls I instantly felt home. I have not played the original first game yet so that is why I think it is not as horrible as the reviews make it out to be but there are definitely some weak points. Here are my points below in no particular order. What I liked: - difficulty without all the aim assist was decent enough when it comes to pure 1v1 dogfights - unique visual style - amazing soundtrack - cool main character - runs well - nice mini games in the bar, I spent quite a few hours with just playing pool and dice poker - flipping off enemies and trash talking through comms - you can have your own station - companions What I disliked: - the star systems are too big to the point they do not make sense, you can skip travel but even with that I felt it was tedious to go through several systems - barely anything to do, missions seem varied at first but there are a lot of repeat offenders with barely anything different yet being labelled as something else - nothing visually unique about the star systems, like if you played Freelancer and saw a mostly red background you knew you were in Bretoina, there is none of that here, the last system you go to is exactly like the first one you start in - your own station is heavily underutilized, the game does not really go out of its way to tell you this is even a thing - enemies sort of scale with you defeating the sense of progression, I was able to farm credits for end game gear in the starting system and meet end game enemies -companions have some side missions but there is not much point and most of them are useless if you call them to help you - main story felt like it just ended randomly without properly resolving the root of the conflict - absolutely abysmal way for missions to trigger into their next phase, I could do 10 system jumps without triggering anything, sometimes I got it after just going near a station - the fastest ships are exclusive to the enemies I did not even notice I wrote a wall of text, oh well, it is ok to play through once, it is really sad that the developer was literally bullied out of game making.
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There is an achievement you get in the first five minutes of the game. Meet Richter. 60% of players have this achievement. Compare that to the review ratio. If you liked Tie Fighter vs Xwing, you'll love this. And the music is awesome.
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This is my favorite Space Sim. It's built on nostalgia for Privateer, a game I used to play every few years. Now, when I want something like Privateer, I load up Rebel Galaxy Outlaw. If you want to hop in the cockpit of a space ship, transfer some goods between stations, dogfight some pirates, and in general have a good time, this is the game for you. Whether you are a Space Trucker or a Dog Fighter this is a great game. You will probably see some bad opinions about this game. Sadly, the developer has left the industry due to harassment from the worst of the gaming fandom, and many of them have continued to try and destroy this game and his legacy. Personally, I love this game, and if you are into Space Sims, I encourage you to give it a try.
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It's Privateer 3. It's literally just Privateer 3. This isn't a bad thing at all, mind you, I just find it funny how blatant it is. And honestly, it's kinda all it needs to be? Give Privateer a control scheme not designed for an autistic octopus and a banger soundtrack and you've got yourself a quality arcade space sim of the sort you just don't see nowadays. As for the story... look, I can't even remember it. I can barely remember the main character's name, all I know is she looks like every lesbian's dream girlfriend and kills people for money and that's good enough for me. Like in most space sims the story is entirely perfunctory anyway, it's just a device to give you a guided tour of Wacky Space Texas and a few setpiece battles while you're still learning the controls, and I had the most fun just ignoring it in favour of doing my own thing in the sandbox. It's superior in this regard to Rebel Galaxy 1 IMO, with no levelled gear or level gating stopping you from just doing whatever you want in the sandbox. And the messing around in the sandbox is good, you've got a pleasantly uncomplicated arcade flight model, weapons that feel fun to use, a half dozen-ish (plus a few variants) ships to upgrade to to fit your preferred play style, all with their own bespoke cockpit interiors (complete with the customary Privateer style deeply questionable visibility), two fast travel modes that make flying between points of interest a breeze and a soundtrack full of licenced C-list-radio country, blues rock, metal and other, less appropriate genres. It's got nowhere near the depth of Elite Dangerous for instance, but this is IMO a strength, it's good, brainless fun. It helps that it's got very strong presentation as well, with every corner of the universe oozing with run-down space hicksville vibes that fit the game perfectly. The one criticism of the game I have is that, while it is generally a good looking game (more for its strongly Foss and Elson-inspired art direction than any particular graphical achievements, although I do value the former more highly anyway), it does overuse bloom and window dirt to the point where it's legitimately hard to see what is going on sometimes. It also has a truly bizarre implementation of motion blur that makes the background stars double in brightness whenever you turn even slightly. It's horrible and I hate it and because the studio went under a while ago it'll be there forever. But these really are minor complaints. If you see this on a sale, definitely grab it for a couple hours of classic-flavoured space sim joy.
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The first game had a real vibe, but had some shortcomings. The developers tried to address those in this prequel, but a few things were lost along the way. But overall, I really enjoyed it. PROS: - Music is chef's kiss. - Visuals are pretty good. - Story is stronger than previous game. - Combat is 3D this time around, and and very fun. - You can paint your ship! CONS: - Seems to be less ship choices. - Less customization options. - A little heavy-handed with assist options (but can be disabled). - While the story is better, you are locked into playing a character, so really no immersion or self-insert ability here. FINAL THOUGHTS: Would really like a game like this with more pilot customization as well as ship customization. Being able to do those two things is what makes these games exciting. I love the universe that the developers have crafted, and hope they make another entry.
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Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.99€ on Steam.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw received 659 positive votes out of a total of 1,033 achieving a rating of 6.21.
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Rebel Galaxy Outlaw was developed and published by Double Damage Games.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is not playable on MacOS.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is not playable on Linux.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is a single-player game.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw does not currently offer any DLC.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw does not support Steam Remote Play.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Double Damage Games
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