The company has said that anyone who bought the RPG on PS4 or Xbox One between April 30th and May 27th will get help from its support crew.
Players have noted that the initial announcement about the upgrade was phrased poorly, hiding the need to buy DLCs on PS4 and Xbox One.
The announcement was accompanied by Obsidian confirming that it is working on more updates for the sci-fi RPG to fix bugs.
Cain co-directed the original The Outer Worlds, before leaving Obsidian Entertainment following the RPG's launch.
Obsidian Entertainment's sci-fi role-playing game is available for Xbox One, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch.
Current owners of the base game and its DLC can upgrade for $10, though Steam users have reported some performance issues.
Volumetric lighting and particle systems are improved. The AI for combat and companions is also updated while weather conditions are updated.
It releases on March 7th and features improved visuals and performance, high-res environments and an increased level cap.
The current-gen version of Obsidian Entertainment's RPG has yet to be officially announced, but evidence surrounding it continues to mount.
The Outer Worlds, originally released back in 2019, seems to be getting a current-gen upgrade for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
Despite the game launching day 1 on Xbox Game Pass, it seems the RPG has seen a lot of success in a relatively short time.
Obsidian Entertainment might be primed to have an eventful E3 this year, according to a recently published report.
Private Division also confirms that Obsidian and Microsoft will publish "future iterations in the franchise.
An offbeat trailer for the game's send off expansion.
No word on what Series S plans are.
Venture to Eridanos to solve the mystery of Halcyon Helen's death.
The player's "new job duties" are "almost ready."
It's a bit behind, but Switch users can now check out the first expansion.
Promises to be "Halcyon Helen's final (and finest!) adventure."
Total revenue for the quarter ending September 30th reached $841.1 million.
