Today Obsidian Entertainment and Take-Two’s Private Division released a new video focusing on the first narrative expansion of The Outer Worlds’s first narrative expansion, Peril on Gorgon.
We get to see about 12 minutes of gameplay showcasing a sidequest that we’ll face while exploring Gorgon. The video is narrated by game director Carrie Patel.
You can watch it below.
The Outer World: Peril on Gorgon releases on September 9th for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. At the moment, there is no info about the Switch version.
You can read an official description below and check out a previous trailer.
“This is the first narrative expansion to the critically-acclaimed and award-winning sci-fi RPG from Obsidian Entertainment and Private Division. A severed arm and a mysterious message lead the crew of the Unreliable to the Gorgon Asteroid, formerly the site of one of Halcyon’s most ambitious and disastrous scientific undertakings, now a lawless den of monsters and marauders.
Wealthy recluse Minnie Ambrose tasks the crew with finding answers about Dr. Olivia Ambrose, her mother and the doomed project’s disgraced director, but they are soon ensnared in an intrigue that will change the colony forever.”
Key Features:
- Intrigue and danger: Search an abandoned Spacer’s Choice facility and encounter a cast of new characters as you uncover the mystery behind the sudden cancellation of the Gorgon Project.
- New locations: Explore the treacherous canyons of the Gorgon Asteroid and encounter enemies that have been warped by science.
- More science weapons: Discover three outlandish new science weapons, including the P.E.T. (Pest Extermination Tool), an exciting new melee weapon that draws in enemies for close-range attacks.
- Expanded character customization and lore: An increased level cap, additional perks and flaws, wholly new armor sets, and several variants for existing gear. Plus, dig into the story of the Gorgon Asteroid with new Portable Phonograph audio logs that reveal the salacious secrets of a scientific experiment gone wrong.
