But the whole gameplay is supplied with a huge dose of humor. The world of The Outer Words is saturated with satire both on our reality and on cliches of science fiction - positive and negative features are included here to the absurd maximum, as if in the animated series "Futurama". The main character wakes up alone aboard a huge ship from the hands of a mad scientist filled with "colonists in stasis." Due to some circumstances, the ship, after its 10-year voyage, "hung" on the outskirts of the system several times longer than required. The distant future, the colony of Alcyone, far from its native land. Alcyone - a replacement for the native Earth The Outer Words is a bit like a western, like "Fallout new Vegas", but in fact the game combines the details of several important projects, which just happened to fit each other. Not surprisingly, works about space often resonate with the Wild West. Hence the popularity of the Wild West as a setting for games and movies grows, but, alas, its time has passed. We'll kick off with the North American lists, followed by the European ones.Humanity has always been in a hurry to expand its borders, so our ancestors strove away from cozy Africa: through the mountain peaks of the Himalayas, along the nightmarish glaciers of ancient Canada. There are also lists for top PS Vita, PS Classics, and PS4 themes - for some reason.Įvery region is different, and though you will find games like Destiny 2, Call of Duty: WW2, and GTA 5 in both lists, FIFA 18 for instance on charted in Europe. Top PS4 downloads, PS4 DLC, and PS VR downloads. This year, we have several lists to go through. Sony doesn't reveal hard data, and the titles are never arranged based on total revenue, but it's something. The PlayStation Store, being one of the most popular digital outlets thanks to the success of PS4, drops monthly and yearly round-ups of the top most downloaded games. The wider a presence digital games gain in the industry, the more digital charts become more and more representative of the what's popular.
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