"The core audience we’re hoping to attract with Outernauts is myself – a 23-year-old core gamer. Insomniac's Rowan Belden-Clifford explained: An interview with IGN, meanwhile, puts some actual meat on the announcement's oddly emaciated frame. Right now, the game's website - which promises a summer launch and a public beta "coming soon" - is pretty vague, though assurances that it's the "biggest experience Insomniac has ever created in its 18-year history" raise a few giant, magically hovering cartoon eyebrows. And apparently, it's being targeted at 20-something core gamers - and, whether it ends up being horribly off-the-mark or not, that'll definitely set a precedent for these things. It is, after all, the first PC game from Ratchet & Clank, Spyro The Dragon, and Resistance: Fall of Man creator Insomniac.
OK, admittedly, for some of you that's an introductory first impression on level with walking up, kicking someone in the shin, spitting in their face, and then saying, "Oh yeah, the divorce? It was your fault." But - in spite of every fiber of your being screaming in protest like a choir of howling cats - this is one to watch. Well, they're calling it " Outernauts," but it's a game in which you "master a wild, untamed universe of 30-plus planets and arenas" by "capturing, training and evolving exotic alien beasts." So basically, space Pokemon.
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