Aesthetic Inspirations

Each of OutWorld’s four playable galaxies is inspired by a unique elemental force and visual style, reflected in both its lore and its design philosophy:

Andromeda

Element: Water

Vibe: Fancy, Elevated, Overdone

A galaxy of mysticism and high fantasy. Andromeda is ornate, elegant, and fluid, its armor designs flow like waves, with shimmering accents and intricate detailing. The origin planets; PA-99-N2, Cracktorium, Olom, 9999, and Bibiplee, each bring their own hues and visual textures. The water element is associated with adaptability, healing, and nourishment, reflected in the calming yet powerful aesthetic of this realm.

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Triangulum

Element: Air

Vibe: Punk, Grime, Expressive

The visual tone of Triangulum is raw, experimental, and rebellious. Inspired by urban decay and abstract futurism, this galaxy features bold contrasts, distressed textures, and expressive gear. Origin planets like M33 and Kartegas contribute to its chaos-meets-clarity design language. As an air-element galaxy, it represents movement, breath, and cerebral energy, mirrored in lightweight forms and kinetic visuals.

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Milky Way

Element: Earth

Vibe: Basic, Classic, Grounded

Milky Way is steeped in tradition. With a palette and form language grounded in stability and familiarity, this galaxy pays homage to classical sci-fi and cosmic realism. Origin planets such as Earth 2.0, Pluto, Jupiter, and Elon offer grounding color schemes and structured design. Earth energy manifests here as stability, endurance, and strength, seen in solid armor builds, practical silhouettes, and minimal yet bold aesthetics.

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Whirlpool

Element: Space

Vibe: Angelic, Ancient, Original

Whirlpool is the ethereal spine of the universe, its aesthetic is minimalist but otherworldly, soft yet vast. It embodies the element of space, the void that connects all things. Origin planets like Billarobel and the rare Minterium contribute to a monochromatic palette, deep textures, and divine armor accents. Visuals here emphasize timelessness and mystery, capturing the paradox of everything and nothing.