In 2011, Playstation 3 and XBox 360 owners might have downloaded or seen the digital 2D-platformer called Outland; this action-pack creation focuses on a man who uses his magical power of light and darkness to eradicate the forces of chaos. On September 29, 2014, the developer called Housemarque has finally released the project for the personal computer at Steam. From this website, prospective buyers can purchase a digital copy for a lower price.
After three long years since its debut, why should consumers invest their time in this old entry? For one, future players can explore gorgeous 2D landscapes filled with brilliant lighting and shadows. Additionally, these same folks can solve puzzles and attack diverse monsters and enemies throughout each level. As players advance through levels, they acquire new but powerful abilities to reach destinations unexplored areas. Meaning, folks can revisit previous stages.
Normally, Outland would be for sale at $9.99, but the developer wants to celebrate the release by having a promotional sale during the first week of launch on Steam. With the 15% discount, interested owners can purchase and download the video game at $8.49.
For more information, please visit the Steam page. Please also checkout the official website.
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