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The main campaign alone is around 25 hours if you just mainline the campaign missions, but there are side-quests, hunter missions and bounty hunts that will take you off the beaten path and will make the game at least 40+ hours. WP: There seems to be a strong emphasis on the story with Outriders, how long can we expect the main campaign to be? And are there any plans for post-release DLC?īK: The length of the game depends entirely on how you play it. We wanted to build a character progression system that allows for class builds with the creativity and complexity of classic RPG’s. You will have a lot of options to shape how your character plays, and what powers you focus on. We were more inspired by classic RPG’s like D&D and Diablo than anything else on the market now. WP: With a number of other looter-shooters around, what does Outriders do differently that will allow it to stand apart from the rest?īK: We’re much more of an RPG-Shooter than a looter shooter. WP: Releasing on both current and next-generation consoles, do you have any plan for cross-generational play? Or cross-platform support?īK: We’ll have more to reveal on cross-play later this year.

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What locations and biomes can we expect to see in the full release?īartek Kmita: You’ll go on an epic journey across the world of Enoch in the campaign, from the mud and trash of the desperate Human colonies to the stark and freezing mountains of Eagle Peaks, the dark and mysterious Jungle and the unforgiving Desert, and much more that we can’t quite talk about yet! WellPlayed: From what you have shown us so far, Enoch doesn’t look like somewhere you would want to vacation to with the family, but it does look beautiful. Recently we got the chance to chat with People Can Fly’s Creative Director Bartek Kmita about Outriders’ world, the gameplay choices awarded to the player and the influences that helped shape the project. Since then we have had small glimpses here and large breakdowns there ( Outriders Broadcast), with each new detail looking better than the last. At last year’s E3 (2019) we got our first look at their newest title Outriders, a class-based RPG third-person shooter that is solidly based in a gritty Sci-fi setting. One such developer is People Can Fly, the team behind games such as Bulletstorm and Gears of War: Judgement. In the lead up to a console launch, we begin to see what tight-lipped developers have been spending their time working on. We are fast approaching the next generation of games consoles and it’s a terrifying time to be a wallet, but an exciting time to be a gamer.

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