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Experience the first-ever open world Star Wars™ game and explore distinct locations across the galaxy, both iconic and new. Risk it all as scoundrel Kay Vess, seeking freedom and the means to start a new life.
Star Wars Outlaws is a singleplayer, open world and action game
developed by Massive Entertainment – A Ubisoft Studio
and published by Ubisoft.
Released on November 21st 2024 is available only on Windows
in 12 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 4,792 reviews of which 3,549 were positive and 1,243 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.2 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 69.99€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10, Windows 11 (64-bit versions)
- Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 @ 3.6 GHz, Intel Core i7-8700K @ 3.70 GHz, or better
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 (6 GB), AMD RX 5600XT (6 GB), Intel Arc A750 (8 GB, with ReBAR on) or better
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 65 GB available space
- Additional Notes: SSD Required. Visual settings: 1080p at 30 frames per second, Low graphics preset, Upscaler set to Quality
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As I am a older gamer, there is one thing I have learned that these developers and publishers should have learned over the years, " Patience". This is now the 3rd Star Wars Ubisoft/ EA games where I knew to wait about a year before purchasing this game because they released it without spending time ironing out the Bugs. This is a great Star Wars game , just like the previous 2 EA Star Wars Games before it, spoiled by releasing the game to early, instead of make the game more stable with less bug's. Outlaws captures the Star Wars universe "fantastically", a year or 2 from when it was released. And that is where the problem exists, I should be buying this game at full price at release. Not to know to wait a year or 2 to buy this Great Game at 1/2 Price. I read where reviewers bagged " Kay " for being dumb and doing stupid things. The reality is that is the character I expected , and thoroughly enjoyed. Kay is a orphaned girl in a cold universe with no education and skills she learned to do as a child from her abandoned mother and having to survive. She was not meant to be a James Bond agent, nor should she be expected to be. I Highly Recommend this game if you grew up watching Star Wars movies. And if you have'nt played the previous 2 Star Wars games, recommended also. Ubisoft, please take this positively if you read my review. Great game again, mawed by releasing it early instead of ironing out the Game's bugs issue's. Story and Characters are engaging and what I would expect. AAA game once again ruined by Early Release. I will by you next Star Wars instalment, it will be how much I will be paying, Full price or 1/2 price , so far it's always been the later.
This is an odd game. On one hand there are elements of it that are brilliant, and on the other hand there are some baffling decisions and so many missed opportunities. Lets start with the good stuff: The atmosphere is incredible, I genuinely think this game captures the "feeling" and art direction of being in the star wars universe better than any other star wars game. The locations are believable, the scenery is fantastic. The story is somewhat predictable, but decent, there are a couple of moments of genuine tension though and I was surprised/impressed that they pulled it off. I really enjoyed the way that leveling up works in this game. Its almost a hybrid of Oblivion and Gothic, novel, creative and I think it works very well. The minigames (which are normally awful) are actually decent imo in this one, slicing and using the data spike, the nix food minigames are meh, but cute, sabacc was fun. Reputation system is decent, its been done before but the implementation here is solid and makes sense. Exploration in the game is pretty well done, and you can chose how much information to be given in order to complete objectives. The sound design and sound track are excellent. Nix is very cute. Now the bad: The combat is poor. Its generic and one dimensional. Thankfully the forced stealth sections were removed, but stealth in general in the game is rather basic, which is a little odd for a game which focuses on stealth. But by far the biggest issue for me is the lack of open world systems to actually allow you to be an outlaw. You cant hold people up, you cant shoot people in towns, there is no direct stealing or fighting or anything which an "outlaw" might do that isnt scripted. It can be fun to play an overpowered character provided that you can actually do something with it, but the game just doesnt give the player any sandbox tools to actually play as an outlaw. The only thing you can do is just play through missions, and there are a few NPCs which Nix can steal from, but thats it. In conclusion if you're after a game that genuinely makes you feel like you are in star wars, and you're more interested in a simple action game with a clear narrative path but thats set in a larger world then Star Wars Outlaws is a very good game, but if you're after deep RPG mechanics and the sandbox elements that you would expect in a well fleshed open world game, or if you need high quality combat to really enjoy a game, then maybe give this one a miss, or pick it up on a sale. In general for me the good outweighed the bad, but it definitely depends person to person.
NOTE: If the game is crashing for you, try the following fixes listed here. Turn on V-Sync, Turn off DLSS in the game, Make sure all steam UI notifications are turned off, as well as Windows 11 OS notifications are turned off. Ive tested this myself and correlated when a notification is on steam UI or Windows 11 OS, it causes the game to crash. Happened to me twice at same time a notification popped up on both things. Also, turn on borderless window mode if it allows it. Hello Friends, Today I will be reviewing the game Star Wars Outlaws. This is a game about a female criminal that makes her way in the star wars universe. She has a pet she takes and has trained in the art of thievery and distraction. Players will visit many worlds and locations to do quests and side quests. Also, it suffers from Ubisoft open world fatigue. If players are tired of open world games, they may want to pass on this game and move on to other games. This game takes place in the star wars universe after The empire Strikes Back, right when the empire is at it's strongest. The game's stories are ok, but not great. Most of the time, players will be working for a crime syndicate to increase their reputation. If players fully max out reputation, they get special rewards from crime syndicates. My suggestion is to get the story DLC stuff, as the added quests are great and add to the game lore overall. The pirates treasure dlc even adds a whole new world location to explore. As for the cosmetic DLC's, they only add cosmetics to the characters in the game. It is up to the player if they want to buy them or not, but i suggest personally to get wild card dlc and a pirates fortune dlc as they add more story. The mechanics in the game are very similiar to other Ubisoft games. There is nothing groundbreaking in the game. Most of the quests tend to be fetch quests or go to location and kill XXX. Most are found in many rpg's that people have played, so the quests will be very similar to people who play alot of rpgs. One thing players will want to do is the masters quests, as they open up abilities and skills when you finish them. Players can find them under the quests in the menu under expert intel. Anyways, here are my Pros and Cons: PROS: - Gorgeous world locations - Many tie in's to the Star Wars Universe, including even maybe cameo's of characters. - Seeing the Star Wars Universe from the criminal angle. Doing dirty jobs, stealing, robbing, smuggling, killing syndicate members. - Visiting different worlds. - Many side quests known as intel tips. - Masters who teach you different abilities and skills. - Lots of cosmetics to put on your character and pet. - Upgradeable vehicles. - Players can pet animals, and even have their own animal they can pet. Banthas can be petted on Tatooine - Visit locations from the star wars movies. See where han solo shot greedo. See rebels fighting the empire. Gamble on Fathiers, as seen in movies. - Stealth missions and other activities to do. CONS: - Some crashing can and may occur in players games. Please see my note above. After I personally did the above fixes, my game stop crashing at all. This fix may not work with all people due to different PC configurations and builds and different OS types. Many people have complained about the crashing in this game. I found most Ubisoft games have some kind of crashing. You usually have to mess with your settings to prevent them or at least lower the amount of them you get. That is why i posted the note above. This may or may not help you with your crashing in your game. - No manual flashlight. This is my main complaint. Alot of the places you go are very dark, even when you turn brightness up. There is a flashlight in the game, but it is automatic. I would of preferred a manual one to turn it on and off when i want to. This automatic light does not always turn on in every dark location. This is definetly needed. - Non-sellable clothing. Players will find lots of clothing in the game. Some normal, some higher class ones. I personally would like to clean out the closet with all the useless clothing once you get all superior clothing. It makes the closest so much with clothing, at least i would of liked the option. - This game requires Ubisoft Connect to be installed on your PC and a account with Ubisoft Connect. Not everyone likes this. This is why it is posted in con's. In fact some people boycott Ubisoft due to having to install this game loader on their pc. Do i recommend the game? If you like open world game made by Ubisoft, sure. If not a fan of open world games from Ubisoft, skip it. The star wars universe also has some interesting tie in's to the movies. Considering the timeline when this game takes places is after the events of the empire strikes back, shows the empire is at it's strongest. Their influence will be seen across all the worlds the player visits. Players may even find familiar faces and places when exploring the universe. The game can be fun, but the crashing does take some of the fun away. After i did the above fixes i mentioned in my note at the top of this review, the game stopped crashing for me. I even played it 4 hours without one crash at all.
I feel this is one of those patient gamers gems. I refused to buy it at launch simply bc of Ubisoft's signature "unpolished freedom". For some reason they too decided to not lower the game price for quite a while, so I didn't see the point in buying it until the price matched my perceived level of quality I got from the game. The truth is, it's some good casual fun. Kay and Nix are very charismatic, so just exploring around with them feels adorable. We get some of the star wars feel, but with some lightheartedness you'd get from the prequels. So don't come in expecting an Andor level gritty narrative against the empire, or some award winning gameplay, but if you find it for a low enough price, it's a nice past time to take some time away from competitive games. Sucks that so many Ubisoft games suffer from this, the publisher gets too greedy about rushing the next AAAA game instead of just downsizing it a little bit, letting the team do an honest job, and selling it for a modest price.
The game is actually pretty decent! I've heard all kinds of negative comments about this one so I was a bit hesitant to buy it. But when it was on sale for around 20 euros I thought i'd have a go at it, and It turns out I quite enjoy it despite it's flaws ...cause it has a few. - It has that Ubisoft jank to it, with all kinds of weird bugs taking place, It has never crashed on me, yet. I can see this becoming a problem if the game decides to bug out so you can't progress in the game. - it offers nothing new. It's a case of (seen that, done that) it's basically"Assasins creed in space, maybe with a bit of Watch dogs sprinkled in for good measures. - Ubisoft Connect is a pain to deal with! + The voice acting and animations of all characters are really good. + The graphics are stunning on ultra settings with ray tracing ON, the world is beautiful and feels lived in. + there is plenty to find and explore, even some easter eggs from the movies which I really enjoy. To sum it up, It's a decent game, nothing groundbreaking but fun non the less. can't really recommend it at full price without the DLC's, but at a discounted price i'd say go for it if you are a fan of the world of Star wars, Assasins creed and possibly watch dogs.
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Star Wars Outlaws is currently priced at 69.99€ on Steam.
No, Star Wars Outlaws is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 69.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Star Wars Outlaws received 3,549 positive votes out of a total of 4,792 achieving a rating of 7.22.
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Star Wars Outlaws was developed by Massive Entertainment – A Ubisoft Studio and published by Ubisoft.
Yes, Star Wars Outlaws is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Star Wars Outlaws is not playable on MacOS.
No, Star Wars Outlaws is not playable on Linux.
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No, Star Wars Outlaws does not support VR.
Star Wars Outlaws is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 9 DLCs available for Star Wars Outlaws. Explore additional content available for Star Wars Outlaws on Steam.
No, Star Wars Outlaws does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Star Wars Outlaws does not support Steam Remote Play.
No, Star Wars Outlaws does not currently support Steam Family Sharing.
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Massive Entertainment – A Ubisoft Studio
Publisher
Ubisoft
Release
21 Nov 2024
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