Outriders is aimed toward co-op play, and as such its classes operate best when they're combined with complementary characteristics in other players' builds, but this actually transitions nicely to Mass Effect as well. The variety of powers and ability to pick new profiles was fun, but sometimes less is more, and Outriders shows that even when players can't change their class throughout the game there's still plenty of opportunity for fluid gameplay. Classes do include perks with certain weapon types though, like buffs or status effects, but for the most part, there's quite a lot of flexibility in how players can approach combat and combine their skills with their teammates. Even though the choice of class in Outriders is locked in and players can't change their minds once they start, they do have access to all types of weapons regardless of what they play as. There are lots of options when it comes to how gamers want to play in Outriders, and each other these classes supports a specific playstyle.Īs is customary for RPG classes, each one has unlockable skills that players can access as they level up, alongside class trees with passive skills.
The Devastator is a Tank role that focuses on close-range combat, the Pyromancer has a number of fiery skills for medium-range encounters, the Technomancer relies on gadgets and support abilities for long-range, and the Trickster can manipulate space and time with a focus on close-range attacks. Players can choose between four main classes in Outriders: Devastator, Pyromancer, Technomancer, and Trickster.
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