The Outer Worlds has exceeded 4 million copies sold

The Outer Worlds, Obsidian Entertainment’s action RPG published by Take-Two’s label Private Division prior to Microsoft’s purchase of the studio. has sold more than four million copies since its release in October 2019. In this time it has received two expansions, a version for Nintendo Switch that adds to those for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4, and improvements in the new generation consoles.

The news appears in Take-Two Interactive’s quarterly financial report and updates the last data of 3 million that had obtained in May. We remind you that it also debuted on Xbox Game Pass and its sequel was announced by Microsoft for PC and Xbox Series X | S, although it does not yet have an estimated date.

The saga proposes us survive different factions, fight against creatures and mercenaries, cheat and get ahead in a game in which our actions have a real weight in development. At the furthest edge of the galaxy there is no law, and the only way to prevail over others is by bribing or killing them. In the midst of this convulsive scenario, we will have to move forward, writing our own history and using information and force of arms at will.

Murder on Erdano was his last expansion

From the latest downloadable content we tell you that “the failures of Assassination in Erdano are, basically, the same as those of The Outer Worlds. But as in the main game, it is a game that does not dazzle us by its combat or its exploration, but by some masterfully written dialogues and a very intelligent world construction that has trapped us relentlessly for the more than seven hours that it has lasted us. “