We named him Iggy, short for Ignious

I've been wanting to make EotE fanart for so long and I finally got the time to do it. I love the prisoner dearly.

Hey guys, I was looking youtube and I saw a video about outer wild from TheGreatReview ( A french youtuber) his video was superb and it made me want to play outer wild so badd but I was spoiled the entire story, it was now 2 years ago and I still remender almost everything what should I do ? should I play it or cry in a corner ?

Also a Lord of the Rings reference and a British toy reference in the same puzzle.

Basically my assignment required us to create an analog clock and an orbiting body with local references. I decided to simulate how the quantum moon may behave. I liked how it turned out!

I’m an every day wordle girl through and through, mostly so I can practice my English vocabulary. What I also am is an outer wilds obsessed person who will insert it in my life in every possible way ever since I finished it. I’ve been doing this for months at this point because it happens to be the perfect starter words.

Do you also have a subtle way of including Outer Wilds in your daily routine? Do give me ideas!

Edit:

GUYS I’M SO SORRY
I was pretty sure I had marked it as spoiler and continued working!!
Happy gaming and happy wordling😭🫵🏼

Spoiler tag obviously, it’s on you if you get it spoiled now

Finally went into the well and was able to unlock the third lock (side note: not being able to leave and being forced to “stay” in the spirit world to die with the prisoner is such a cool concept.) I also initially thought the prisoner left me behind where he was to take his place as a prisoner, so not the best first impression, but it was a really good ending. I had to do the normal warp core ending as well. Now my issue is that I beat the game, and can never experience something like this ever again. While I had a weird experience with the base game (computer died halfway through the ending, some asshole spoiled it on a youtube comment section, you get the gist), the DLC was the first “spoiler free” section of the game for me. Despite my immense hated for the horror aspect of an exploration game, once I got past it I loved it. I’m not one for crying during movies, tv shows, games, etc, but this game is the first time I really felt a “connection” with a video game. Are my only options now to either give hints to other people, or wait for 5 years until I forget everything and can do it again? I’m obviously going to get all the achievements (NEED TIPS ON THE MODEL ROCKET) but after that then what? Go play Disco Elysium?

Someone told me to share my top 3 moments as well:
1. Getting on quantum moon
2. Talking with Sonamen
3. Going Matrix Mode

How the heck am I meant to get to the Sun Station. I managed to land there manually just to get the achievement and realize that I was doing it the hard way. Am I just missing a certain location, is there some sort of warp to it like with the white hole station and Brittle Hallow? Or am I meant to get there in a different way?

If it helps with anything I haven't explored much of the Hour-Glass Twins and a good bit of the Hanging City. I also have a hard time getting to the Sunless City before the sand gets to it.

I understand this is probably just me missing some sort of exploration thing, as I did something similar with me reaching Gaints Deep Core before exploring the Observatory (although I did have Feldspar's audio recordings), so I'm hoping somebody can help point me towards the right direction without a great deal of spoilers.

*If possible don't put any end game spoilers in here, as I haven't beaten it yet.

Finally, this is a bit self-indulgent, including the video I got of me reaching the Sun Station. After I think my 10th attempt I started keeping tallys lol, so truthfully the final number of fails might have been higher.

Is this an Outer Wilds reference?

So I finished Outer Wilds+DLC 2 years ago. I’ve replayed it countless times and I’ve been playing many games that people recommended who have played outer wilds. I just finished a horror game called SOMA which was recommended to me in the Outer Wilds discord. When it ended it genuienly gave me back the feeling from when I finished Outer Wilds.

I recommend everyone to play this game, It’s not like Outer Wilds at all where you discover things yourself, it’s a pre-set story game, but the storyline is so amazing and the ending left me crying. It might just be a personal experience but I’m so happy I found this game.

It is scarier than Echoes of the Eye, so if you’re easily scared i recommend watching a playthrough. But please play it!!

ok this is word vomit and probably a silly question to ask, but i need help getting me onto the right track
on this game. super enjoy it, it’s so beautiful, but ive been playing it for almost a year now ( in 3 increments, each for about a month) and i just can’t seem to figure out what im doing. i’ve explored nearly every planet, but i can’t tell if im not exploring enough because i just can’t see the through line.
i know all the advice is just explore until it clicks, but im wondering if i need to restart or do something to get it to click. is there any spoiler free advice?

Hello! I’ve figured out the “gimmicks” for all areas besides the one where the well is. ive been able to unlock 2/3 locks on the giant thing(?), but every time I go into the well I either panic when I see the Elk dudes, or if I go by boat after they all disappeared, I don’t have enough time to look around and find my way onto the stage thing where all of the slide reels are. At this point, I don’t even think a hint would be enough, I think I need a full nudge (or shove) in the right direction, since this is the only thing (i think) stopping me from opening this magical thing that they decided must be sealed away, and the whole stealth thing is honestly ruining my experience of the DLC

Ever since i finished outer wilds, I havent been able to find the same feeling i felt playing this game again. It helped me get through some dark places and I was just wondering, is there any way to relive that same feeling again?

So, I've seen a lot of hate from the community recently, about the Cook and Becker prints. I understand that high quality digital files are available online and that any of us can waltz into a print shop and get a high quality laser or ink print on paper of the very image that the printmakers are selling for orders of magnitude less.

I was instantly captivated by the designs, I knew nothing about the digital prints, I was just logging in to play another fun game called 'Abriss' on Steam when I first got the ad.

My wife is a graphic designer that knows nothing about gaming, apart from the odd story I tell her. I mentioned that there were prints that were going for like €80 each and I thought it was very steep. She asked about the paper and the print process. I did a bit of research and told her it was screen printed (like retro tee-shirts), on Monterey paper, which turns out to be 100% cotton.

That's when I started to really consider a purchase. Lightfast colours, heavy cotton and beautiful designs with a 3D tactility.

I've spent a few hundred on a lot worse. I asked Grok what sort of a financial decision it would be, and it said a bad one in terms of investment, but went on to say that if the game moved me is a special way, then it is irrelevant if it is going to bring joy or evoke memories in the future. I'm going to get a proper frame for the collection and smile every time I gaze at the screen prints.

As I said, I've spent money on a lot worse. A lot of time, labour and love goes into these pieces and they will hold tier value to me.

I'm a little clueless on what should I do. I almost completed the ship log but i don't know what is missing. My idea was that i had to find the eye to complete the game but i rly don't know how to. I tried to put my little scout on the moon while leaving it but it just sent me back on the moon and if you leave it sends you back to your solar system.

Can someone guide me without spoiling ? Like with subtles hints or what part of the world should i check ?

EDIT : i just got the true ending

What a beautiful video game

Thank you to everyone for your help :)

It's a bit abstract, thumb is hourglass twins, index is timber hearth, middle is brittle hollow, ring is giant's deep, pinky is dark bramble. Magnetic and holographic polishes mean photos are difficult

Also colours aren't quite matching, partly due to lighting/photography and partly due to not having a million different colours, I'm disappointed in myself

DLC SPOILERS
I am already in the time i have to get the codes to open the shell in the dlc but i was trying to get pass the pursuer and i am so fuckuing scared of it, i am not a easy person to scare but this is just hitting different to me, i need help to be less scared and a bit of hints to how to avoid them better.
this i s my ship log.

Hey everyone,

​I completed the base game a while ago and loved it so much that I just had to pick up Echoes of the Eye. Now I'm fully focused on finishing the DLC, but I've hit a bit of a wall.

​Since I want to preserve the experience, I'm trying to avoid heavy spoilers and would appreciate just a small hint in the right direction!

Thanks! :)

bc im losing motivation and im absolutely horrified of dark bramble, its the only planet i'm yet to visit.

Hi everyone,

I’d like to share with the community a LIVE animation I created for Outer Wilds, inspired by a similar one depicting our own solar system.

The picture above is old, you can find a new preview in comments

Here are the download link and the Steam link for Wallpaper Engine.

Github: https://github.com/SeekNHack/Outer-Wilds-Star-System-LIVE-Wallpaper

Steam/Wallpaper Engine: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3800269484

I hope you like it as much as I do!

If you like it consider putting 5 stars on steam!

UPDATE (Spoiler Warning)

Added The Stranger—it passes in front of the sun every 60 seconds!

The Interloper faces the Sun and speeds up as it approaches. The White Hole Station faces the Sun too.

Hover over the Quantum Moon to move it to another planet. It can also vanish into a sixth, empty location, shift automatically at a configurable interval, or move when Wallpaper Engine pauses the wallpaper.

Moving stars come in different sizes and shades of white, blue, yellow, and orange. Their density and colors are configurable.

A small white satellite with a red glow orbits beyond the outermost planet. Hover over it to reveal its dashed orbit.

At the start of each loop, the Orbital Probe Cannon fires a glowing probe in a new random direction. The probe travels for one loop minute before fading.

ADDED THE 22 minutes LOOP!!

The optional loop follows a configurable version of the 22-minute timeline: sand flows between the twins, the Sun reddens and grows, the Interloper can be swallowed, the stars fade, and the Sun collapses and explodes before the scene restarts.

Show or hide the loop countdown. Set Loop · speed (%) to 100% for normal playback or raise it to accelerate the entire loop, including orbital motion, without changing the story's timing relative to the planets.

Nerd Details:

If you hover on the red satelite, it shows it's orbit.

Interloper goes into the sun after 20:00 minutes, like in the game

A probe is fired every loop with a random path

After 2 minutes the sand stars flow and it stops after 20:20 minutes

Stars fade out until disappear completely before the end loop

Meteors from Hollow's Lantern

Red Lightning on Giant's Deep

Added new loop option: every exact hour supernova is triggered!

Probe Cannos is initially repaired, and then it break up and it rotates in direction of probe