Out There: Oceans of Time is a space exploration game that puts you at the helm of an interstellar mission of discovery spanning a vast and vibrant cosmos.
About the story
As Commander Nyx, explore a vast galaxy that is different every time you play, as you search for the Archon; a cosmic villain set on dominating the civilisations of the galaxy. Encounter other strange lifeforms and learn to communicate, trade, and conduct diplomacy as you build a coalition of allies in your mission to find the Archon. Recruit new members from the alien races you cross paths with, and build a team capable of traversing the cosmos. Manage your crew, your ship and its systems; the mission’s success is down to your decisions as Commander.
Platforms
PCGenres
Adventure Indie Role-playing (RPG) StrategyThemes
Action Open world Science fiction Survival
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 6 more
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portuguese (Brazil) | |||
| Russian | |||
| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
| Spanish (Spain) | |||
| English | |||
| German | |||
| French |
Media
Critic Reviews
Checkpoint Gaming
By Checkpoint GamingBetween the extreme early game difficulty curve and then the lack of challenge late game, Out There: Oceans of Time is a hard game to place. It provides an intriguing story with a great initial resource management system, however, it at points turns into a chore just to finish the story. The game boasts over 40 hours of gameplay with the ‘choose your own adventure’ style of story allowing for multiple playthroughs. However, knowing that there is a lack of randomly generated content, players might opt to skip the replay. For those looking for a super chill story with an initial challenge, this game might just be for you. If you are looking for a well-rounded sci-fi adventure, maybe check elsewhere.
Oyungezer Online
By Anton SemchenkoIf you like to keep yourself busy while listening to a podcast or if you're craving for a sci-fi themed game, you may give Out There a chance. But if I were you, I'd go for a walk instead, that's time better spent.
Impulsegamer
By Chris O'ConnorI really enjoyed Out There: Oceans Of Time and would recommend it, it's not overly challenging (it's pretty easy to maintain the ship once you get the hang of it) and planetary threats are fairly easily managed… so if you prefer a tougher challenge it might not be your thing, but if you enjoy a good cosmic adventure this could be worth a look.
GameBlast
By Gustavo SouzaOut There: Oceans of Time takes very interesting ideas for space exploration. There are many planets and random events that make the whole adventure unique and its simple gameplay makes everything very accessible. Despite this, the game needs a rebalancing of its actions, as the difficulty becomes excessively high for no reason. Overall, the game is fun, challenging and, if it depends on the developers, has everything to improve.
Screen Rant
By Ryan KeenumWhile it may not tick every box in the quality department, there is something to be said for a game with an interesting core and Out There: Oceans of Time does hit that mark. It’s a story and universe that really offers a unique feeling sci-fi experience, and with a little time this ocean of stars could be more than worth flying through, even if there needs to be some more stability prior to that occurring.
