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    Home»News & Updates»“I wish everybody could play my game.” The Outer Worlds 2 director doesn’t like its $80 price tag either, and says it was an Xbox decision

    “I wish everybody could play my game.” The Outer Worlds 2 director doesn’t like its $80 price tag either, and says it was an Xbox decision

    June 12, 2025

    The first Xbox game to cost $80 is The Outer Worlds 2, but its director says the price was chosen by Microsoft and Xbox, not Obsidian, and simply wishes everyone could play.

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