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«Outbound»: Developer Diary Showcases Gameplay

09.05.2026 08:02 1 min 1 source
AppBank JPN
«Outbound»: Developer Diary Showcases Gameplay
Original source: AppBank

Sega released a developer diary video for Outbound on May 8, focusing on resource gathering, crafting, and base building. The game is a cozy survival open-world title where players customize a motorhome with renewable energy systems. It launches June 25, 2026, on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Nintendo Switch for ¥4,980 (incl. tax).

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