Outriders has been plagued with connectivity issues ever since it launched and it's a real shame because despite some flaws, it's really a fun game to play, even on one's own. We really enjoy building our character, modding our armor and weapons and choosing our skills so that it all fits our playstyle, there is a real sense of progression in that regard. Gunplay is also very satisfying and if it were not for the issues we sometimes encounter with the cover system and the fact that we're not too fond of the rolling movement, we wouldn't have anything to complain about when it comes to the gameplay mechanics. The story and game world may not be particularly original, but it's enough to keep us going despite the lackluster cutscenes and the dated character faces. That being said, there really is no excuse for the online problems the game has been having, especially for those who wish to play on their own. Something Game Pass owners might be able to accept for now, but that all those who purchased their own copy on day one understandably find it very difficult to accept. Let's hope the first big patch announced for next week will finally allow everyone to play normally.

Since our stream system is stil out of order and that I'm getting no answer as to whether or not it will eventually be fixed, here is an HDR video, which cannot be streamed with our player and must be downloaded. We recorded the Xbox Series X version as the game is included in the Game Pass, but the level shown here was not featured in the demo.

During 45 minutes, Square Enix presented us a lot of things and we were able to discover several game trailers like Outriders, Tomb Raider: Definitive Survivor Trilogy, Marvel's Avengers, Balan Wonderworld, Life is Strange: True Colors or Forspoken (formerly Project Athia).

New Outriders demo is now available on Xbox family consoles, on PS4/PS5 and also PC. After our PC videos captured during a preview last year, here is a Xbox Series X video from the demo, in 4K.
Update: New video added

Delayed to April 1st, the cooperative shooter Outriders from People Can Fly showcases the PC features. A free demo will be available February 25th on PC as well as on consoles.

If you plan to survive the unforgiving savage future of Outriders when it releases on February 2, Square Enix and People Can Fly got you covered with the mantras to follow in this new trailer.

Announced during Square-Enix's E3 2019 conference, Outriders is a Third Person Shooter developed by People Can Fly and we had the opportunity to play the game remotely for more than 2 hours, but also to capture our session. You can discover the universe of this new franchise which will be available at the end of the year on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and Stadia.

The latest video of Outriders, Square Enix and People Can Fly's upcoming coop RPG shooter, showcase some brutal, yet pretty environmenrs of the game.

As planned, Outriders was revealed in more details earlier today by Square Enix and People Can Fly during an official livestream. If you missed it or simply want to see the videos in good quality, jump inside to discover more about the story set on the planet of Enoch, the RPG systems, and the four classes and their abilities.

Announced last yeat at E3 with a CG trailer, People Can Fly's coop RPG shooter Outriders didn't show anything else until today with a new trailer made of in-game sequences, cinematics, and in-engine capture. A reveal stream will happen on Square's Twitch channel February 13th at 12:00pm PT. The game is set to launch during Holiday 2020 for PS5, PS4, Series X, Xbox One, and PC.