OUTBRK

OUTBRK casts you as a professional storm chaser working across a 625-square-kilometer recreation of America’s Tornado Alley. Weather scenarios send you out among plains, towns, rivers, canyons, and forests to locate and pursue storms.

Use radar and weather information to choose where to drive, then get close enough to photograph tornadoes and place probes in their paths to gather data. Chases involve navigating severe weather and other hazards while managing the risks of getting too close.

Solo and multiplayer play let you tackle chases on your own or alongside other players. Earnings from sessions can go toward buying, upgrading, and customizing storm-chasing vehicles.

Players who enjoy the game often praise its storm visuals and weather atmosphere, and find the radar-based planning, tornado photography, and probe deployments compelling—especially when they are interested in meteorology or chasing with friends. Some say learning to read the weather adds to the experience. Other reviews describe the driving and performance as frustrating, progression as slow, and chases as repetitive; several also criticize the four-player minimum for private group sessions.