The Outriders demo will feature all 4 classes, crossplay, progression transfer and more

Resources will be limited to a “(generous) amount to ensure balance when you enter the main game.” The resources are used in the Outriders’ crafting system, but can also be redeemed to earn better equipment from the game’s gunsmiths. The crafting system is unlocked where the demo ends, but players will be able to save their resources when / if they purchase the full game.

Those who wish to purchase the game will be able to transfer their progress “if you play the main game on the same platform account (the platforms are PlayStation / Xbox / Steam).” Unfortunately, progress will not be transferred between the demo on Steam and the full game on the Epic Games Store.

Although the demonstration has no achievements or trophies, “your praise in the game will be transferred along with your regular progress.”

For those who want to broadcast the Outriders demo, there will be no restrictions. However, a trailer plays at the end of the demo that contains licensed music, which can cause problems if it is not muted or not.

To learn more about Outriders, which we said looks like what happens when Mass Effect meets Diablo, see how this game took four years for People Can Fly, how mods change gameplay and seven things we know so far about Outriders.

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