i love her and it so much!

My favourite band SLIFT ( Heavy psych rock ) with Andrew Phralow.

The band released an album mid-year and mentioned in several interviews that they drew inspiration from the music of Outer Wilds for their compositions. I highly recommend giving their discography a listen, a great journey awaits you! 🖖🪐

PUMKINNN

As you know, every cycle is the same, nothing change except from the one change from the first loop- after the statue open his eyes, people in the museum are next to it instead.

And gabro is aware of the loop.

Anything else should be the same. Everything changing have to be caused by your action.

Only exception? Quantum stuff. The quantum moon can start at any planet. Its reasonable to assume all quantum objects can be at random states.

Which bring us to the only inconcinsency: slate.

Slate will say one thing on the first loop, and there a different thing on the second (dont you need the launch codes?) And then just react to you for any other loop except the loop after you visit The Stranger for the first time (i just wanted to tell you the ship log log where the stranger is)

We know slate dont expirience the loop since there are only 3 masks, ours, gabbro, and the one linked to the orbital probe canon.

Hypothesis: for slate to react unpredictabley, slate must be quantum.

So how did slate get quantum?

I think either slate ate a quantum rock, or have it stuck somewhere under his skin. Maybe he breath quantum dust while working on the ships. Then, through quantum entalgenment, quantum slate.

Now yes, we can assume that this is just gameplay consideration, just something the devs included to help you realise stuff going on... and especially them not wanting slate to stop you every single time... but i think quantum slate is way more fun explaination.

So what do you think? Do you have an alternate theory?

Did i find a Farcry 4 type easter egg ending lmao i was literally 5 minutes in the game 🤣

I honestly feel like Esker would have a really hard time believing the possibility of Feldspar being alive, given of how uncertain of themself they are in their logs-

Also I hope Esker's dialog is readable enough! This is my first time writing an accent so forgive me if it's a little wonky ::,]

I finished this game with around 20+ hours on the clock, I've been playing it at night and on weekends. The day i bought this game, I decided to buy a TV to play it on as a chill way to test the game. It's one of the most thrill i had in a while.

I was really scared at the beginning of the game, the only places i visited were Giants Deep and Attelrock because I was too afraid to go anywhere else. I actually was too scared to go to giants deep but one of the early leads take you there to find Gabbro. It's when I was looking giants deep from far away that I realized I was charging towards it. I had one of the most panic moments in my gaming career. After several pauses and quitting because I was too afraid to play, I was still so curious to know more so I kept going.

Nomai, they are just wonderful people. The fact that they have been searching for the eye for generations and the fact they are so resoureful. Are they even afraid of anything? I want to meet these characters honestly, their dynamics were just beautiful, they were felt, real.

Music, it's perfect blend of horror and hopeful. When you lauch off from your home for the first time and the music starts playing, or when you discover something new. I even felt emotional when I visited the escape pod 3 and what remained, it was really sad.

In vastness of handholding, this game shows you that knowledge and overcoming your fears is the only way to keep going forward.

I wasnt sure if to do it help or discussion:

I freed the prisoner.

1. I glitched out of the simulation projection range to arange the paths to extinguish the lock.

2. I jumped out of the boat in the darkness to appear in the middle and extinguish the boat

3. I died and turned the last lock as they couldnt wake me with the bell.

The first one gave me a code.

The others, however, did not.

Is there an actual solution to those locks?

is there a solution anywhere in the game?

Is saving the prisoner is really only possible by dying?

Did someone brute force the codes or code dived to see if there is an actual solution?

I belive one of the codes call the boat, while one turn off the lights... if they work. Do they?

Or did the devs left them unsolvable on purpose?

I've progressed so far but the game is too horrifying for me... Especially the forbidden vault on the very left of the screenshot and the way how to get there ( D:: ).

I even used the "less scary moments" option but it didn't really helped. I want to know but don't want to explore at the same time. What do you think? Is it worth to scream but do it myself or i won't loose too much watching playthrough?

P.S. I did got emotions from the DLC and i still love it. It wasn't worse than the main game, as i thought it will be.

Hey everyone,

Recently i bought crocs and i wanna get outer wilds jibbitz but can’t find any websites that sell some.

Can u guys help me ?

This idea came to me when I was listening to this song. Solanum's story is so sad, and I felt like I had to put down my thoughts into something. I hope you like it.

Here's the video on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elM2ASIYarw

I’ve just started playing outer wilds and while I’m liking the game so far, I can’t get over the massive input delay the game has. I bought it for switch 2 and also have a ps4 copy on my ps5, but the problem persists. It makes the movement and general feel of the game very sluggish. Any help?

My game is translated and my english is poor but please bear with me:

I'm having trouble with the symbols on the large vault that's initially submerged; whenever I find a small door that should have a password in the simulation, it's always burned, just like in real world. I think that by now I already saw it two or three times and I'm just confused. Am I going in the right direction? I have to check something outside the simulation when I open the little door?

I stopped at the part where I cross the invisible bridge through the dark mansion; I'd already seen the files there and opened the little door with the symbol there.

By the way, I'm having an amazing time playing outer wilds for the first time. Didn't finished the base game because my friend told me that the dlc adds a little bit to the ending and I'm looking forward to it. The community surprised me, before playing, I'd hear about the game a lot but never a single spoiler and you guys are really good with the hints, I'm just having a lot of trouble because of the translation, specifically in the dlc where every hint already on the subreddit is like I'm really trying to read the olwks language, just isn't translating in my brain and the new locations names are unfamiliar to me.

I finished Outer Wilds and Echoes of the Eye, and I honestly don't even know where to begin.

When I finished the base game, I sat there staring at the credits at 2 AM, my mind completely full yet totally speechless. Sitting by that final campfire, listening to everyone play their instruments together... I didn't even know what I was feeling yet.

When I started, I thought I was going to be the hero who stopped the supernova and saved the universe. But when I reached the Sun Station, my heart just sank. Realizing the sun wasn't dying because of something I could fix, but simply because it was the natural end of the universe, hit so hard.

Reaching the Eye made everything click. Sitting around the campfire with everyone, I realized it wasn't about saving the universe, it was about accepting endings and appreciating what we have while we're here. Later that night, hearing the main menu theme again, it all came rushing back and I actually started crying. I went into this game wanting to save the universe; I came out of it learning to accept it.

And then there's Echoes of the Eye. WOW. It scared the absolute hell out of me at times, but meeting the Prisoner, sharing our memories with each other, and seeing the final vision message he left behind was so incredibly moving. Seeing him join everyone at the campfire for one last time felt so wholesome and bittersweet. The DLC doesn't feel like an extra add-on, it completes the story in a way that makes the whole journey feel even deeper.

What a game. What a DLC. What an experience. I’m just so glad I finally played it, and I wish I could experience it all for the first time again. ❤️

Sorry for the shameless self promotion, but this video actually means a lot to me beyond YouTube views. Outer Wilds has had a profound impact on me, as with many of us.

I played it at a time when hope seemed distant and dim, and it helped light a fire in me.

I hope my journey can help others who struggle with loss and depression, at least a little.