It took me around 10 hours of play before I remembered the third-person view in The Outer Worlds 2—don't be like me. If you played the first game, you likely got used to not having a third-person over-the-shoulder perspective available, but with the sequel, Obsidian has finally added the long-requested feature.
Even though it doesn't always feel the best during combat and the animations aren't super smooth, it fulfils that all-important RPG staple of letting you admire how cool your character looks as you run around the world. Here's how to enter a third-person view in The Outer Worlds 2 for yourself.
