Star Wars Outlaws
Moderate overall intensityWhat's in it
Blaster and melee combat against human troopers, droids, and gangsters with brief blood but no gore or dismemberment; stun options and stealth takedowns are also available.
Alcohol and cantina drinking are shown in bars and hubs, and the criminal economy references smuggling and illicit goods.
The player is a scoundrel who carries out heists, thefts, smuggling, and jobs for crime syndicates as the core of the gameplay.
The in-world card game Sabacc (and similar table games) can be played for in-game credits at cantina tables.
The story centers on a criminal underworld of syndicates, betrayals, and death marks placed on the protagonist's head.
Assorted alien wildlife can be encountered and killed as a standard combat mechanic.
Mild profanity and insults in dialogue among smugglers and syndicate members.
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What it is
Star Wars Outlaws is a single-player open-world action-adventure set in the Star Wars galaxy between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. You play Kay Vess, a young scoundrel who pulls off heists and takes jobs for competing crime syndicates while dodging Imperial patrols across several planets, on foot, on a speeder bike, and in space. Combat is sci-fi blaster shooting and stealth against troopers, mercenaries, droids, and wildlife, with impact effects but no blood or gore. The world of cantinas and smugglers includes alcohol, smoking, and references to the fictional drug 'spice,' plus a playable Sabacc card-gambling minigame that uses in-game credits. Language is mild, and the game is entirely offline with no microtransactions or online interaction in the base experience.
How it's framed
The game casts the player as an outlaw navigating a morally gray criminal underworld, where theft, smuggling, and playing rival syndicates against each other are framed as survival and ambition rather than villainy; a reputation system rewards cunning and lets the player choose which factions to help or betray without moralizing about the choices.
Details
- Developer
- Massive Entertainment
- Publisher
- Ubisoft
- Released
- 2024-08-30
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