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The Outer Worlds deliberately doesn't do racial or gender discrimination in order to zero in on class, but 'that made the tone of the game feel off,' says director Tim Cain

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Even people in the same social class have their differences.
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The Outer Worlds deliberately doesn't do racial or gender discrimination in order to zero in on class, but 'that made the tone of the game feel off,' says director Tim Cain

Even people in the same social class have their differences.

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pcgamer broke the news in on Friday, February 13, 2026.
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