Star Wars: Outlaws

The main character is a smuggler named Kay Vess (played by Humberly Gonzalez). We can follow her transformation from an inexperienced girl into a woman respected by the entire criminal underworld. Thanks to her skills, the protagonist quickly becomes one of the key characters of the underground and she is forced to work with various factions. During the adventures that throw her into various corners of a distant galaxy, she has her faithful friends to rely on - a furry Nix and a rebellious droid ND-5.

Gameplay

In Star Wars: Outlaws we watch the action from a third-person perspective (TPP). The driving force of the game are quests pushing the plot forward, accompanied by various side missions and activities. While completing them, from time to time we have to make decisions which may have various consequences for the heroine and her companions. The missions in the game include infiltrating secret locations and stealing valuable items from them, which can fetch a fortune on the black market.

In their implementation, we are often hindered by opponents with whom we engage in dynamic battles, using mainly the blaster. The weapon has different modules and firing modes. Since adversaries usually have a numerical advantage over us, it is often better to act stealthy rather than have a frontal attack. It will allow us to eliminate enemies by surprise. The presence of Nix also encourages a more tactical approach to problem solving. Our animal companion can distract enemies, sabotage alarms or fetch weapons.

We can explore open maps on individual planets on foot or using a fast and agile speeder. In addition, the game allows us to control the heroine's spaceship – the Trailblazer. Sitting at its helm, we traverse interplanetary space, where we also engage in dynamic skirmishes. Our ship can also jump into hyperspace and it's used to cover vast distances in a fraction of a second.

Planets

Star Wars: Outlaws features a vast world with a variety of planets, including:

1. Akiva,
2. Kijimi,
3. Tatooine,
4. Toshara.

The surface maps offer both wastelands stretching to the horizon, as well as densely populated cities. Settlements in the game feature shops or canteens full of shady characters and opportunities to earn money.

Star Wars: Outlaws editions

The game is offered in three versions:

1. Standard;
2. Gold Edition - with a season pass and 3-day early access;
3. Ultimate Edition - with a season pass, "Sabacc Shark" and "Rogue Infiltrator" sets, a digital artbook, and 3-day early access.

Engine

Star Wars: Outlaws is powered by Massive Entertainment's proprietary Snowdrop technology.