Outer Wilds is a game where you are stuck in a 22-minute-long time loop. You play as the hatchling, a recruit joining the Outer Wilds Ventures, an organization based around exploring and discovering the solar system and the nomai. The player must use each loop to learn more about their universe until they die in 22 minutes. There is also additional content available to play in the DLC (Downloadable Content) called “Echoes of the Eye,” which adds a new area within the solar system.

The music for this game is five out of five stars. It is stunning and haunting at different points of the game. The DLC also has good music, which can be horrifying.

The gameplay is five out of five stars. It is simple: The player begins the loop, looks around, explores for 22 minutes, and the loop resets. The player saves information for the next loop to their computer. 

The Graphics of the game are five out of five. It has a mixture of a realistic and cartoonish feel. It can be really beautiful and can make moments strong.

The game is priced at $24.99 on the Nintendo Switch. The game is worth it, though, as you can experience this beautiful game. The archaeologist edition includes the DLC and is priced at $37.99.

The complexity of the game is five out of five stars. The game starts simple, with the player exploring the planets for the first couple of cycles, and then it gets harder, finding more clues. The parts that seem simple at first are now making a lot more sense.

The player’s ship also has some flaws that make the game better. For example, the ship has an autopilot system that doesn’t account for other planets in the way, so you may accidentally crash into a planet. Your ship may also get damaged by many things and have to be repaired.

Overall, the game is five stars out of five. The music is great, the gameplay is interactive, and the graphics are simple yet beautiful. The price is worth it. The complexity is simple yet a unique challenge.