The Star Wars Jedi series has paved the way for more story-based Star Wars games like Star Wars Outlaws to grace the stage. Star Wars Outlaws builds upon the success of Jedi: Survivor, showcasing ...

Compared to Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Outlaws offers a larger open-world experience with the option to traverse it on a speeder and seamless planetary travel. In many of its promotional showcases ...

Even though I didn’t hear a single mention of the words “the Force” or even “Jedi,” Outlaws is pure “Star Wars.” It takes a while to become immersed, but it’s all there.

Jedi Survivor allows players to upgrade their skills by using XP. This is beneficial to help players level up their weapon skill and lightsaber move set. Outlaws allows players to upgrade skills ...

‘Outlaws’ looks great in motion ... Similar to the dynamic between micro-droid BD-1 and Jedi Cal Kestis in 2023’s Jedi: Survivor, Nix serves as an extension of the player and can open ...

U/FlaccidArmpit took to the Star Wars Outlaws sub-Reddit to praise the game for focusing on a normal person in the galaxy rather than a Jedi or soldier saying, “This has literally been my dream ...

While most game developers are looking to embrace the power fantasy of the Jedi, with wild lightsaber combat and destructive Force abilities, the people behind Outlaws wanted to go back to the ...

In Star Wars Outlaws you play as Kay, a regular human, who is not a Jedi or Force sensitive. The game is set in a time when there aren’t many Jedi around, so you won’t encounter any of them ...

Outlaws presents the Star Wars universe in a way that stories about heroic rebels or lightsaber-swinging Jedi often can’t: at the level of, and through the eyes of, common people living in the ...

Taking place between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, Outlaws sees you play as Kay Vess, a smuggler striving to be a famed scoundrel by accomplishing heists throughout the Outer Rim.

It's easy to assume that a Star Wars game can't fail. This huge franchise has a chokehold on popular culture as strong as ...