Don’t get caught.
Don’t do this, anddefinitelydon’t dothat.
When Massive is dictating the pace of play the fantasy falls apart.
Get caught, start over at the cost of your patience and credits.
One step at a time
Kay Vess is a scoundrel in search of a quieter life.
The Hutt Cartel is extorting moisture farmers on Tatooine, maybe you’ve got the option to help.
The Pyke Syndicate is fixing Sabacc tournaments, perhaps you want in on that action.
As your reputation grows, a light system of choice and consequence underpins every decision you make.
Reputation management is authentic and organic, which is also true of character customization and progression.
All told, Star Wars Outlaws is a compact open-world adventure that often succeeds in spite of itself.
Environment navigation has echoes of Uncharted, albeit without the polish typically associated with a Naughty Dog production.
The easy, atmospheric vibes remind me of Ghost of Tsushima.
A lot of different pieces assemble to show a Star Wars-themed picture.
A game that, despite its poor performance and flawed combat, really ignited the imagination.
Star Wars Outlaws was reviewed on Xbox Series X, with code provided by the publisher.
