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Outcast 1.1 is currently available for free on GOG

THQ Nordic is currently giving away for free the updated version of the classic action adventure game, Outcast. Outcast 1.1 has been recompiled from the original source code and improved to run smoothly on today’s computers.

The main improvements compared to the original version are:

  • Multithreaded voxel renderer for higher performances
  • Software bilinear filtering on polygonal meshes
  • Part of the HUD redesigned to match higher resolutions
  • New high-resolution sky paintings
  • New launcher
  • Native support of xbox gamepad
  • User-friendly controller configuration
  • A lot of bugs fixed and improved stability

You can get your free copy from here. We don’t know for how long the game will be available for free. Therefore, make sure to acquire your free copy as soon as possible.

Have fun!

Outcast 1.1 Trailer

17 thoughts on “Outcast 1.1 is currently available for free on GOG”

  1. Thanks GOG.

    I’ve already got the game on GOG but haven’t played it yet. It’s supposed to be well worth playing.

    1. Also one of the first games to pioneer fully orchestrated music in the industry. Interesting how such a revolutionary game was easily forgotten by the masses.

  2. yes it came out didnt play it though, its also getting a sequel there is a trailer out there and a article on this site.

  3. It already came out back in 2017 under the title Outcast: Second Contact. I guess the marketing wasn’t all that so not many people are aware of it still.

      1. Maybe. But what I do know is that the sequel probably wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for THQ Nordic and their pro-consumer choices so far. They’ve brought back a lot of old IPs and franchises that have likely been rejected or ignored by every other publisher.

    1. It’s also on GOG, which is recommended if you’re the kind of guy who likes to take pride in fully owning the stuff you buy. 😛

  4. I always love the way these old voxel games look. I used to play the old Novalogic games for days, especially Delta Force and Armored Fist. I’ve always meant to try this one out, looks like now’s the time.

    1. Old voxel games aged not that bad as traditional 3D games from the same era imo. I remember being so impressed by Comanche 3 visuals with all those uneven terrain and mountains looking so good back in the day.

      I bet if i could play it today wiht somewhat higher internal resolution i wouldn’t complain a bit about its visuals. Same for this Outcast update, looks great for an old game.

  5. This is one of my favorite games of all time. Definitely worth playing, especially for people who appreciates immersion, interactivity, exploration and a great story.

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