Resources will have a ‘generous’ cap, though they won’t be usable as the crafting system won’t appear in the demo.
Once he’s defeated there will be a number of side missions to partake in and plenty of resources to gather. The demo won’t have a time limit and will feature the prologue and opening chapter of the game, culminating in a boss battle against Gauss, the first Altered rival.
There will be a progression cap at level seven, meaning that you’ll be able to unlock four abilities and two skill points to use in your character’s skill tree. The demo will allow you to play as all four of the playable classes and will feature six character slots, meaning that you’ll be free to experiment without deleting any builds. This demo will be available to download for free on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC (with crossplay between all versions) on February 25, kicking off at 4am AEDT. Today, People Can Fly outlined all of the details surrounding this demo and it sounds pretty solid, here are the ins and outs: The good news, however, is that the extended wait has made room for a free demo that will be available this month, giving apprehensive players a chance to be won over and keen players, like myself, a chance to get in on the action early. People Can Fly’s new third-person looter shooter Outriders was originally slated to release on February 3, but at the beginning of 2021, it was pushed back until April 1. I never thought I’d be happy about the delaying of a game that I’m keen for, but here I am.
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