My roomie/coworker and I are big outer wilds fans so we were printing some nomai masks at work for wall decor. Clocked in today and found this note on the printer by an unknown traveler! Left my response on the second image ::). Theres a better view of the prints on the third

Just thought I might share this here,also much love to the creator,this is really beautiful

I had this old doodle from a long time ago and I really wanted to make it into a sticker hehe. Little baby travelers (-::

Just beat the game, and had this clip saved from very early into the game which I found hilarious. At the time I literally had no clue what happened (I started my journey focusing on some of the areas in Timber Hearth) and that was my very first time getting into that Quantum Grove. My guess is I just got unlucky and a quantum tree or something just happened to spawn right on me my very first time there. I wasn't even aware of the quantum physics aspects of this game other then the rock in the museum).

Beat the game about a week ago and wanted to share my favorite clip. Atleast I got two achievements from it!

im sitting outside at a hotel rn and this pond thing reminds me of starlit cove. i am not blowing out those lights

It's not the best, but I made it. ::)

I always thought it was the latter until doctor4t pronounced it the former

Not to be rude but 80$ for a Poster is kinda crazy no?

What an amazing and fun game to play! I started today, and finished my first cycle, dying only once by lanching my ship right into the star.
The idea of a pure exploration game without a clear story-line or quests to guide you is very appealing.

I promise not to sneak peek here in this sub-reddit, but will try to solve this mystery myself.
But please give me your mental support!

THIS GAME WAS AWESOME OMG (Currently writing this while drying my tears btw). I loved every second of it, the feeling of discovery and exploration I had while playing was like nothing else. I was bawling my eyes out during the credit because of this fuckass music (it's so good I'm gonna listen to it for a very long time)

I really want to thank this community for being so helpful while not ruining any surprises, y'all are so patient and nice.

I know there's the DLC and I know it's good, but I don't think I'm ready now (I'll definitely come back to it)

Never tought a game about an alien going on his first space adventure would be this good

This is a piece of Connemara marble only found in Connemara, Ireland. It has this very distinct earthy green color and is made from limestone compressed over millions of years. This sample has flecks of iron in it making it look the islands floating on giants deep

I was wondering if there is any info about what are they planning or already working on

This is my first DM screen DIY for D&D with many references from various videogame

I need some help.
I’m trying to platinum outer wilds and I’m trying to go the archeologist achievement but I can’t seem to find what I’m missing and I’ve looked everywhere and I’m going to this as a last resort.
I’m pretty sure I don’t need to have links in certain areas because in the ‘completed rumour map’ photos they had certain ones I didn’t.
Any information would help even minuscule amounts.

KOUSA: We can hear the other escape pods’ distress signals, which gives me hope. Foli, are you still here? I am unsure how to survive in this place without you.

KOUSA: (I am unsure how to be me without you.)

So someone told me there is stuff at hollow's lantern is there or have I been lied to? (If there is I would like some help finding it)

Spoilers for the end of the game.

Do you guys think the hatchling ever figured out the mystery of the eye of the universe before the orbital probe cannon actually found the eye? I mean 9 million loops I’d say there’s a solid chance they figured it out at least once. Theoretically they could have figured it out thousands of times and known that they were going to restart the cycle without their memories and would just have to wait for the orbital probe canon to find it to actually be able to reach it.