So if you try the demo on the Epic Game Store, that’s where you’ll need to purchase the full game if you want your progression to carry over.
We should also point out that progress can only be transferred to the full game if it’s on the same platform and that does include digital storefronts. So there’s no time limit on how long you can play but there is a cap on your resources and progression you’ll only be able to make it to level 7, enough to unlock a fourth class ability but there’ll still be a lot you need to do if you want to become the over-powered gear guzzling monster we all strive to be. Fortunately for players, all progress they make in the demo can be transferred over to the main game when it launches. When that strangely named chap is defeated, you’ll be able to head back into the map and discover a whole load of side-quests that’ll become available. According the developers, the Outriders demo will take players right up to one of the first bosses Altered, Gauss. The demo will allow players to experience the game’s prologue and first chapter as any of the game’s four classes: Devastator, Pyromancer, Technomancer and Trickster. The jury is obviously still out on that one. It’s launching on practically every platform (sorry Nintendo Switch and Stadia), will consume around 22GB and 24GB of storage space on console and PC respectively, and should hopefully share enough about the game to get players invested in it.
While the actual game only launches on 1 April, People Can Fly are hoping to titillate and satisfy players with a look at Outrider’s early game. Outriders, a loot-shooter that actually has us excited (never thought that would happen) is dropping a big demo for the game next week.
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