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Outland
An action platformer with a combat/interactivity system based on polarity, Outland focuses on a hero who can switch between light and dark forms, an ability he'll need to exploit in order to destroy monsters and avoid attacks. He'll take damage from opposite-colored bullets but will be impervious to those of the same polarity. He'll also only be able to control objects that match his polarity. By switching between forms, he will be able to solve platforming puzzles and crush enemies in this mysterious new land he finds himself in.
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8 reviews found85
Pelit (Finland)
Nov 15, 2014
Summary and quote unavailable.
85
Ragequit.gr
Oct 8, 2014
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85
Gamingnexus.com
Oct 27, 2014
For only $10, fans of platformers should give this one a try, but skilled gamers might not find Outland all that challenging outside of a few areas..
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Merlininkazani.com
Sep 30, 2014
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Multiplayer.it
Oct 12, 2014
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3djuegos.com
Oct 6, 2014
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60
Hardcoregamer.com
Sep 30, 2014
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60
Usgamer.net
Sep 23, 2019
Overland is a strange mix of stellar art direction, smart and simple design matched with often arbitrary difficulty. Even when I felt like I was playing at my smartest, it was easy to slip up in a single move and ruin a whole run, no matter if I spent 20 minutes or over an hour on it. The more I played, the more bored I got with the procedurally generated cycle. Surprises grew commonplace; fuel gathering grew tedious rather than just tense. And yet, I still found myself driven to rev up the engine another time at the end of a run and give it another go. Overland is bound to be a probable cult favorite among tactics enthusiasts, but as for recommending it for other curious eyes, I can't say I fully can.
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