Annapurna Interactive announced in the coming month that Outer Wilds will be coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Since releasing back in 2019, Outer Wilds has become one of the highest-rated games ever released by Annapurna. It seems quite a bit complicated, since many have waited for a port to replace the Nintendo Switch, but Mobius will turn it around very soon.
Outer Wilds was announced in an Interactive Showcase event in Annapurna on September 15th, 2014. As with the improved power these consoles offer, the game will perform at 60 frames a second with a 4K resolution. Even those who own Outer Wilds on PS4 and Xbox One can upgrade to this version, without going to cost.
Enjoy all your eyes and you will get 4k 60fps! In addition to the Wilds, the game was released on PS5 and Xbox 360 on September 15th!::D pic.twitter.com/wavOWcIFvV.
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Among other things, the Switch version of Outer Wilds is working and originally was planned to arrive back in 2021. There’s still not much news about this port in the last month, despite the fact that fans were concerned about its cancellation. Although the original report has not yet been given to a new console, it’s been confirmed that Outer Wilds will still be coming to the Nintendo Switch. I have no new time limit for this iteration, but now I have no new ones. If that changes, we’ll have the news to tell you here on ComicBook.com.
If you want to learn more about Outer Wilds in a general sense, please call me here.
“Outer Wilds is an open universe mystery about a solar system in which the planet’s clock is stuck. You’re the latest recruit of Outer Wilds Ventures, an emerging space program that searches for answers in an unusual, constantly evolving solar system.
The planets of the wilds are packed with hidden locations that change in time. Don’t drink water at the entrance to the earth or enter the sand beneath the planet in a sea of a depth, like an earthquake. Every secret is protected by hazardous environments and natural catastrophes.”
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