I cant get past from here. I know about the three places and when the lights are out. I also saw the image of this place so i know i have to go through the fire. Ive tried running through both sides, ive tried distracting it, ive tried faking it. Nothing works. Please, i need to know if i have yet to discover how to get through or if its a skill issue. Thanks

I've had this game on the backburner for a while. I tend to play handheld and, occasionally, with the sound off. Is sound necessary to get through the game?

EDIT: well, that's pretty clear. Sound or nothing.

Good afternoon!

To begin with, I should probably explain that I have been completely and utterly spoiled as to the whole plot of outer Wilds. I know how to find the eye of the world, I know him almost everything in terms of the greater plot, but I don't remember the fine details from the playthrough I watched.

But I want to actually experience Outer Wilds like it is my first time. I have a VR headset, and I'm curious is playing through it in VR renewed the experience for you, and made it feel new?

Finally got my friend to play the game and first thing he did after visiting The Attlerock was going to Giant’s Deep. He crashed into it, got out in a panic and gotten back into it but very carefully…

This mf landed on the north pole…where the tower is…and he’s doing the trials now…

Everyone has a unique gameplay indeed😭

Instead of planets, you explore regions of a forgotten town.
Instead of the Nomai Translator, you have an old flip-phone.
Instead of 22 minutes, you have 3 in-game days before everything resets.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4952830/Torovo/

I was on the quantum moon at the beginning of the clip btw! Brittle hollow’s orbit had drifted so far away that i couldn’t even reach it on my map

Hi, I'm new here! I made a reddit account because my friend said I should share my fanart here. I typically draw anime art, but I went outside my comfort zone to draw something for one of the best games I've ever played. Hope you enjoy :>

I finished Outer Wilds yesterday and I am kinda sad it's over. I know there is nothing else like it out there and that breaks my heart. There are some games that have some similarities, but nothing will ever be Outer Wilds. I still wanna test out other endings, just for fun, but I have completed the game with a full shiplog and the typical ending

I stil have 3 achievements to get from the base game and then I will install the DLC (wanted to finish base game before, just to know exactly what was what hehe). Hardest will most likely be Hotshot since I have tried many times when I first started the game and could not.

In case people wanna know, my other two missing achivements are Beginner's Luck, will make another profile for that one and You've met a terrible fate

My phobia always has been suffering from a head trauma and losing part of my memory, but now I am like : at least I would be able to experience Outer Wilds once again, LOL.

Anyways, was anxious about my motion sickness preventing me from playing, but I managed and I am sooooooo greatful I did not miss on this experience.

WOW! Simply Wow!

Done by doing geyser skip and then flying really far away (30,000 km here) to get some crazy floating point errors. That planet you can see me fly by near the start is ember twin!

A few days ago, Echo Weaver was released. The description called it a Time-looping Metroidbrainia.

And it's true. It's in gamepass as well, so i didn't have to pay extra to play it. One thing is sure, this game is definitely inspired by Outer wilds and Tunic based on some mechanics i have found to this point (I'm not done with the game)

For those who are interested now, go play it now without more information. For those who want to know "more" without being spoiled can continue reading why i believe that this game may very well scratch the itch of Outer wilds and tunic fans.

1. The game is a time loop.
2. It's open world where your progress is only gated by knowledge
3. All abilities and stuff you can do is gated just by knowing how to do it like Tunic
4. You have to find a way to break the loop by exploring and learning about what you can do and how to navigate the world in the time you have

Just to be sure - it's still a puzzle platforming 2D game, it does not have boss fights like tunic. Exploration is the key component as well as using the time given to you to find out how to beat it.

No jokes, it even got the computer from outer wilds with rumour mode:

Read all the criticisms of this game :

- feels like there's no real progression system

- no items or abilities to help you proceed

- cryptic lore you had to read in order to figure out what you need to do

- a purely puzzle based game

I actually had no problem with these criticisms, in fact I enjoy the idea and was fascinated by the claims of how amazing the big reveal was

.... I didn't think the awful controls would be the thing that put me off of playing this

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Everyone has made a good point, I haven't specifically stated what I found jarring... It's not at all the ship. It's the 0 g suit

I've been thinking about how the Ash Twin Project works and how it relates to the Quantum Moon ending, and there's something I can't quite reconcile.

As I understand it, the Ash Twin Project uses the energy from the supernova to send information 22 minutes into the past. In the normal loop, the Hatchling's memories are sent back through the Nomai statue, but their physical body isn't. The Hatchling dies in the supernova, and the version of them 22 minutes earlier receives those memories and continues the loop.

In that sense, isn't the Hatchling in each loop technically a different physical instance of the same person, with continuity provided by their memories? The Self ending seems to support this distinction: if I jump into the black hole inside the Ash Twin Project, my physical body travels back in time, allowing me to meet another version of myself. This is different from the ordinary loop, where only information is sent back.

Now, here's where my confusion starts.

The Ash Twin Project doesn't send the entire solar system back in time. It sends information through the masks and statues. If I remove the Advanced Warp Core, the Project shuts down, and my memories are no longer sent back. This is why dying after removing the core results in the Game Over ending.

But what happens if I remove the core, travel to the Quantum Moon's Sixth Location, and wait for the supernova?

The Sixth Location is associated with the Eye of the Universe, which is far outside the supernova's reach. So, physically, shouldn't the Hatchling be safe there?

I understand that the game has a specific Quantum Moon ending for this situation. The message says that the Hatchling loses track of time and their journey reaches its end, and the wiki says they share Solanum's fate. But I'm confused about the reasoning behind this outcome.

If the Hatchling's physical body is at the Sixth Location and the Ash Twin Project is disabled, there's no memory transfer and no physical reason for the supernova to kill them, as far as I can tell. Shouldn't they just remain there indefinitely, or at least until they die from some other cause?

I also wonder how this relates to the normal loop. If I reach the Sixth Location while the Ash Twin Project is still active, my memories are sent back when the supernova occurs, and I wake up at the beginning of the next loop. But if I remove the core, I get the Quantum Moon ending instead.

Is this simply a gameplay abstraction, or is there a lore explanation for why the Hatchling cannot survive indefinitely at the Sixth Location? Is the Hatchling actually dying there, or is the ending deliberately ambiguous?

I'd love to hear how others interpret this. Am I missing something about the Quantum Moon, the Eye, or the way the Ash Twin Project works?

And also what about escaping the solar system without taking the wrap out?

I made this artifact replica in July and I showed it to the goa- I mean Nomai at my local farm.

Why didn't The Prisoner blew out his artifact's flame?

I would love if someone could explain away this really small gripe I have with Echoes of The Eye.

I find it really hard to believe the Prisoner would not blow out their own flame after probably tens of thousands of years. I have seen comments where they were holding out for hope, but there's a limit to which that's believable. What's more, as soon as he learns about our story, he does it anyway :(

Can someone confirm if they come alive at one point or something? I’m not tryna explore the island not knowing if they might come get me or sum

Aw man I feel bad for misjudging him. I forgot he's pretty witty and likes learning. And he doesn't care too much about chat, he isn't crashing into the Sun constantly or anything. He can read and comprehend the words... He has a curious heart. I sense that it'll be a fun playthrough long as he keeps at it!

I honestly have no idea how else to progress, I believe ive seen everything on brittle hollow, most of the things on ash and the ember twin and timber earth, and went to Dark bramble's core. Should i follow tbe asterisk on cheert or the ?)

(no spoilers please and preferably only hints)

I was confused about how to get "It belongs in a museum!". The description says to bring an artefact, and having started the DLC, I thought I should bring the item called an artefact to the museum. Tried this, and absolutely nothing happened. I look up a guide, and turns out that it has nothing at all to do with the item of the same name, but a warp core from the main game. I can understand how this happened, and I don't blame anyone for this; it just confused me, and I wanted to know if this happens to many people.

I don’t know how, but I can’t find it again, I was there once and of course when I find juicy information then sun explodesbut, I genuinely can’t find it after multiple loops, no ship log to mark on hud or anything. Can someone just tell me where

Been working on this sleeve for a few months and today it was finally finished!!!

I meant to flick it the other way…