It's one of the biggest game releases of the year: On 30 August 2024, just after gamescom, Ubisoft will launch Star Wars Outlaws. The open-world Star Wars game will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S consoles and Amazon Luna.

Ubisoft, in partnership with Lucasfilm Games and lead development studio Massive Entertainment, has announced that Star Wars Outlaws will launch on 30 August 2024 for PC via Ubisoft Connect, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S consoles and Amazon Luna. Those who subscribe to Ubisoft+ or purchase the Gold Edition or Ultimate Edition of the game will be able to access the game up to three days earlier. The physical Standard Edition for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will be available from participating retailers from 30 August, while the Gold Edition for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will be available from 27 August. A Season Pass is also planned, which will include two story DLCs, the Jabba's Chess mission at launch and the Kessel Fighter Bonus Pack cosmetic pack.

The exclusive Limited Edition will be available from Amazon, which will include the Rogue Underlander character pack as well as the main game. Media Markt and Saturn will sell the Special Edition, which includes the Sabacc Slyman character pack as well as the main game. At GameStop (Germany) and WoG (Switzerland), a Star Wars-themed steelbook will be available as an additional pre-order bonus. At Otto, pre-order customers will also receive a sticker set.

"In search of true freedom, the resourceful Kay and Nix will journey through the underworld and across the Outer Rim, taking on jobs from syndicates, facing off against intimidating foes, avoiding oppressive Imperial rule and recruiting a skilled outlaw crew in order to pull off one of the greatest heists the galaxy has ever seen", says Julian Gerighty, Creative Director.

"Star Wars Outlaws invites fans to experience a side of the galaxy that has a treasure trove yet to be explored, the exploits of the scoundrels taking advantage of the golden age of the underworld. We’ve been inspired by Massive Entertainment’s dedication to bringing this aspect of Star Wars to life, including both iconic and new things for fans to explore in an open world", says Douglas Reilly, Vice President, Lucasfilm Games.

Development is led by Massive Entertainment, partners include Ubisoft Annecy, Bucharest, Chengdu, Milan, Montpellier, Paris, Redlynx, Shanghai, Stockholm, and Toronto.


Product description according to the publisher: "Star Wars Outlaws will invite players to experience the Star Wars galaxy like never before through an original story set between Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. As the Galactic Empire relentlessly pursues the final defeat of the Rebel Alliance, the criminal underworld thrives. Fans will play as cunning scoundrel, Kay Vess and her loyal companion Nix, as they attempt one of the greatest heists the Outer Rim has ever seen. Seeking the means to start a new life, players will join Kay and Nix as they fight, steal, and outwit their way through the galaxy's crime syndicates and join the galaxy’s most wanted. Kay and Nix can turn any situation to their advantage: use stealth and gadgets to gain the upper hand, use Nix to distract and draw away enemies, or engage in blaster combat in tense situations throughout their journey. In order to pull off the ultimate heist, Kay and Nix will search for and join forces with a cast of outlaws, including battle-hardened droid ND-5. While stealing valuable goods, infiltrating secret locations, and outwitting enemies, they will need to carefully consider how their choices affect their status with each syndicate, as each move will influence Kay's ever-changing reputation."


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