Review by jolupa

Outriders is not a round game, so far everyone agrees, but it encountered the marketing problem that came to revolutionize the world of loot games and stay with a part of Destiny 2 fans and what it has achieved is to be recognized by a kind of CyberPunk disaster but with a loot background.

Problems that the game has:

• The online does not work, it has been about 2 months since it went on sale and it remains the same.
• The game stutters even in the introduction videos of each mission, the good thing is that while you play it is very difficult to see it.
• It seems that the developer little or nothing cares about the version of Stadia, continues with patch 04 and all they say is that they are working on releasing one (although they say that for all platforms)
• When they take out a patch that fixes something, it spoils something on the other hand.
• The world levels are well balanced? More than once I have had to lower the level of the world because I was unable to complete a mission. Perhaps they are levels designed to play online but of course I refer to point 1.

Good things about the game:

• Graphically it is quite gratifying, the game runs at 4K and 30 fps (but to be honest I never notice the difference between 30 and 60, people tell me that it is more fluid, but I get older)
• The soundtrack is wonderful and epic, but of course coming from Inon Zur one cannot expect anything bad.
• Unlike Destiny 2, is not very difficult to lose yourself between missions and you will not be thinking for a long time that this is what I have to do now.
• I had heard that the story was a bit fluff, but the truth is that following it, without skipping any of the intro videos of the main mission, makes enough sense.

Is it a good buy? You have 2 hours to test it on Stadia. Or just count the pros and cons. But, removing the online, I have enjoyed it a lot.

Review by StadiaHoy