Among the most popular releases for the next few weeks, People Can Fly's game Outriders has crept in . And in large part it is due to that demo that fulfills a beta function and that is serving to publicize a very attractive cooperative multiplayer proposal. Something that is unusual is that updates are applied to the demos, but in this case, the Outriders demo was updated to offer matchmaking and other improvements.
Through Twitter, the official Outriders account, has released the update that reaches all available versions, including Xbox consoles. Among the main features is the addition of Matchmaking to be able to match up with other players via public game, but other issues such as motion blur settings have also been worked on , as well as specific problems for each version.
In the thread that starts this tweet, we find the work that has meant for all platforms, where we do not see that there are many corrections in the Xbox version. In fact, they report that the update for Xbox is passing the protocols set by Microsoft to arrive in the next few days. With this, the Outriders demo is updated to offer matchmaking and other improvements that can help make this action proposal a bit more attractive, which has certainly surprised many.
The option of enabling a demo has been liked, due to the freedom it offers more users to be able to test a game that will require all possible means to make itself attractive. And it is that among the dilemmas these games face is that of attracting the largest number of players to make it more viable. Among the future plans of Outriders is to maintain an update plan with content that expands the game without involving additional expense, discarding micropayments. However, we already know that if the game is successful and requires much more work, it cannot be ruled out that they will adopt some formula for community loyalty.
Initially, the proposal seems attractive, and maintains its launch for April 1. A launch that begins to speculate in relation to Xbox Game Pass. The subscription service could serve to boost that community in a remarkable way, but it may not be an option at launch.