Borderlands 3 throws you into the action almost instantly and more story-based, linear third-person shooters like Gears of War waste no time in getting into the action. For me, I play ARPGs for fun combat mechanics, engaging loot, and interesting skill trees, and from what I’ve seen so far, Outriders does a pretty good job at these.
The time to shoot is a fair bit longer than other similar shooters, taking about 25-30 minutes to fully get into the action. The protagonist is a bit of smart-ass, delivering some witty lines to NPCs and a few one liners as you kill bosses. I personally don’t care for the narrative it gets you from A to B and the little morsels of the world I have seen could develop into something interesting as the game progresses, but as for now, it’s hard to tell if this will be a satisfying story. You gain your Outrider abilities by getting killed in a storm and waking up with some unexplainable powers. As the Outriders, you are among the last of humanity and are trapped on Enoch, a hostile world where humans are struggling to survive. The game opens up with a prologue, and immediately I was afraid of how cutscene-heavy the game would be. 3) Graphics and Audio – A bit of jank Story – Futuristic superheroes
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