Star Wars Outlaws

[Cycrow]

Ist bei mir noch hoch, aber nicht mehr so hoch wie noch vor den Anspielberichten.

Aber mute mir vielleicht auch schon wieder zu viel Ubisoft zu, auf Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora hätte ich ja im Sale auch immer noch bock und auf das Assassins Creed Shadows.

 

[Cannibalpinhead]

Am PC hab ich mir bisher alles von Ubisoft verkniffen... nur Avatar juckt mich dann schon sehr... aber da das wohl auch technisch meinen Rechner an die Grenzen treiben würde fällt mir da der Verzicht aktuell auch noch leichter.

Am PC war mir der Ubi-Launcher schon immer ein Dorn im Auge... und seit dem Dickmove mit The Crew will ich denen eigentlich gar keinen Euro mehr geben. Schade dass Ubisoft ein paar echt gute Titel hat... aber gut... man kann eben nicht alles spielen.

 

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This month’s IGN First is Star Wars Outlaws! To kick things off, here’s how Massive Entertainment built the first open world Star Wars game, and what you'll be doing in it. Learn all about Star Wars Outlaws’ world, missions, Wanted System, development, and much more from the devs themselves, and check out some Star Wars Outlaws gameplay.

 

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Star Wars Outlaws is this month’s IGN First and we’ve got a full mission of exclusive new Star Wars Outlaws gameplay to show you! Set on the classic desert planet of Tatooine, this expert mission takes Kay on a journey involving a Jawa and a Sarlacc pit as she journeys from the sand to the stars.

 

[Darko]

da fehlt irgendwie der Feinschliff, besonders die Framerate dropt ja noch ordentlich.

 

[Frank]

 

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previews sind heute online gegangen und sind recht positiv.

I've spent 4 hours in Star Wars Outlaws' open world and it feels like Red Dead Redemption in a galaxy far, far away

Hands-on | Star Wars Outlaws is the least Ubisoft-feeling Ubisoft game I've played in ages

www.gamesradar.com

By the end of my four hours with Star Wars Outlaws, all I wanted to do was play more. I've found myself growing increasingly burnt out on open world games over the years, but this open world feels like one of the most complete and coherent I've seen in ages. I'll need a lot more time with Outlaws to know how it measures up against incredible games like Red Dead Redemption and Ghost of Tsushima, but the fact that it's reminding me so strongly of them is a good thing indeed.

Final Hands-On: Star Wars Outlaws doesn’t feel like an Ubisoft open world at all | VGC

VGC played more of Massive’s Star Wars debut and spoke to the development team…

www.videogameschronicle.com

By the end of our time with Star Wards Outlaws, we knew exactly what the next 40 hours of our time with the game looked like, but that doesn’t mean we didn’t want to play it. It’s fairly formulaic, but it’s nailing the formula that it’s following. There’s been plenty of room for a third-person Uncharted-ish Star Wars game in the market, and Outlaws is a great attempt.

Kay and Nix remain stars of the show, not just due to Humberly’s excellent performance, but Nix’s genuine function in both quiet and violent gameplay. Using Nix never feels clunky, and he’s an utterly adorable new entry in the canon of things that will make Disney millions in toy sales.

While the space flight didn’t wow and the faction system feels like it’s a bit too safe, as soon as we’d finished our session, we wanted to continue that save file to see more of the world, speak to more strange patrons of dingey pubs, and live in the grimy world of the Imperial age.

Star Wars Outlaws: The Final Preview - IGN

We spent four hours in Star Wars Outlaws, first-ever open-world Star Wars game, and came away quite impressed at how organic all of its activities, characters, and world felt.

www.ign.com

If there’s one thing that concerned me during my hands-on time, it’s bugs. Outlaws went gold well before the preview event, meaning that if I wasn’t playing the certification build, it was something mighty close. And while yes, there will inevitably be a day-one patch as most games have nowadays, it was still disappointing to see as many annoying little – admittedly mostly visual and harmless – glitches as I did. Hopefully that day-one update will knock out the bulk of them.

Ultimately, though, I had a fantastic time with Star Wars Outlaws. Open-world games tend to be jacks-of-all-trades, masters-of-none, and while I’m not sure Outlaws will master any of its gameplay components, it nonetheless not only does them all very well, but it does so with a convincing Star Wars sheen. And since there’s somehow never been an open-world Star Wars game before, it feels new, fresh, and most welcome. I’m glad this is arguably the first big-name game out this Fall on August 30, because I can’t wait to play more of it.

After 5 hours of exploring the galaxy and ghosting past Stormtroopers, Star Wars Outlaws is finally winning me over

Our best look yet at Ubisoft's open-world Star Wars game.

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But I'm on board with the stuff that matters most to me: sneaking, questing, and exploring. I even want to know where Kay's story goes. The one cutscene I saw that featured the game's main antagonist, a real jerkwad of a mid-level bureaucrat, suggested he isn't hunting Kay because she poses some special threat to the Empire, but because she stole his favorite ship.

That's the sort of petty revenge I can get behind, especially as a break from the self-seriousness of recent Star Wars side stories. In almost five hours of Outlaws I didn't see a single character I recognized from a movie, and nobody invoked the Force. That alone makes it the most interesting Star Wars thing happening right now.

 

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inhalt des season pass:

Star Wars Outlaws™ Post-Launch Roadmap Revealed 

Learn more about the open-world Star Wars game’s Season Pass content, including two story packs, an exclusive mission, and cosmetic items.

news.ubisoft.com

 

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Get to know some of the worlds you'll be visiting in Star Wars Outlaws, including Akiva, Toshara, Kijimi, and Tatooine, in this new trailer for Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment's upcoming open-world single-player Star Wars scoundrel adventure.

 

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[RollingRolli]

Hoffe mal echt, dass das gut wird. Hätte eigentlich ausnahmsweise mal gut Bock zu Launch dabei zu sein, da mir das was ich angesehen habe gefällt und im Gegensatz zu Jedi Fallen Order/Survivor der Main-Character für mich auch viel besser vom Design, etc. ist (das konnte ich nur am PC dank Mods die den main character muten und austauschen ertragen), aber kommt für mich einfach zu einem denkbar schlechten Zeitpunkt raus, bounce momentan zwischen so 8 Spielen hin und her, da fehlt mir einfach die Zeit für, werd da dann erst später einsteigen können...

 

[Para]

werd da dann erst später einsteigen können...

was auch sehr wahrscheinlich die richtige entscheidung sein wird. hab auch interesse am spiel, zu release wird es mich vielleicht auch etwas wurmen, aber kommt einfach zu einer blöden zeit imo (folo durchgang noch dran, gundam breaker 4 nächste woche und danach space marine 2), dazu kein release auf steam für die nächsten ca. 6 monate (genau wie bei ac shadows) und gerade ubisoft titel werden ja gerne mal 1-2 jahre nicht nur mit content updates versorgt, sondern vor allem auch mit netten quality of life verbesserungen. vielleicht dann frühling 2025 oder so.

 

[Cannibalpinhead]

Jep... ganz meiner Meinung. Ich glaube ja grundsätzlich dass es immer eine gute Entscheidung ist ein paar Monate/Jahre zu warten bis man etwas spielt... aber bei nem Ubi-Open World Titel gilt das noch mehr.

 

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[Darko]