Deal overview

Outward Definitive Edition is currently 95% off on Gog — down to $1.99 from $39.99.

At 95% off, this is one of the deepest discounts Outward Definitive Edition reaches on Gog — near its typical floor.

That works out to $38 off the Gog list price of $39.99.

This deal is for the PC version. Click View Deal to open the official Gog page — prices and regional availability are confirmed at checkout, not by GamesCreed.

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About this game

How it plays

Outward Definitive Edition rolls the base game together with The Soroboreans and The Three Brothers into one package, and the headline is that you’re never a chosen one here. You’re just somebody who has to pay off a debt, scrounge for supplies, and figure out how to survive a continent that doesn’t care whether you live. Combat is deliberate and a little clumsy in the way old-school action RPGs often are, which forces you to actually plan fights instead of button-mashing through them. Spellcasting follows a ritualistic, step-by-step process rather than instant hotkey casting, so even magic feels like something you have to commit to. Hunger, sleep, disease, and weather all chip away at you alongside enemies, and since the game autosaves constantly, you can’t scum your way out of a bad decision. The Definitive Edition folds in new weapons, dungeons, and the enchantment system, which lets you customize gear with dozens of recipes covering damage, resistances, and elemental effects. There’s also a city-building thread where you help rebuild the Refugee Camp into New Sirocco, giving your playthrough a tangible long-term project beyond just questing. You can go it alone or bring a friend along, locally or online, which changes the tone from grim survival to shared chaos pretty quickly.

Who it’s for

This is a good fit if you like RPGs that push back, the kind where losing a fight has real consequences and winning feels earned rather than scripted. Fans of survival mechanics layered onto an RPG skeleton, or people who enjoyed the slower, more tactical combat of games like Dark Souls but wanted a sandbox open world around it, will feel right at home. If you prefer fast, responsive combat or a game that holds your hand through its systems, this probably isn’t it. Outward asks you to read item descriptions, manage your pack weight, and accept that sometimes you’ll get lost or beaten up far from home with no quick fix. That friction is the point, but it’s fair to not want that kind of point.

Is it worth it?

For the player who actually wants this style of game, Outward Definitive Edition is a strong package because it bundles both expansions and the quality of life work into the base purchase, so you’re not piecing together DLC later. It’s the kind of title that rewards patience rather than skill alone, and the co-op option extends its replay value if you’ve got a friend willing to suffer alongside you. Since GOG regularly puts it on sale, it’s a reasonable one to wait for if you’re budget conscious, but it’s also substantial enough that paying full price isn’t a bad bet if you know the genre is your thing.