Ubisoft aired the story trailer for its upcoming open world Star Wars game, Star Wars Outlaws. The video also revealed the launch date for the game:

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Experience the first-ever open world Star Wars™ game, set between the events ofThe Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Explore distinct planets across the galaxy, both iconic and new. Risk it all as Kay Vess, an emerging scoundrel seeking freedom and the means to start a new life, along with her companion Nix. Fight, steal, and outwit your way through the galaxy’s crime syndicates as you join the galaxy’s most wanted.

Star Wars Outlaws launches August 30th on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series S/X and is available to pre-order, which rewards buyers with cosmetic bonuses.

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[AngryCinnabon]

A Non-EA Modern Star Wars game? damn that's kinda impressive...but I'm NOT saying Ubisoft is much better these days lol.

 

[Viri]

Oh boy a Ubisoft open world game. I hope it has tons of collectables and forced grinding, to tempt us to buy microtransactions!

 

[ZeroFX]

A far cry with star wars elements?

 

[ChibiMofo]

Oh boy a Ubisoft open world game. I hope it has tons of collectables and forced grinding, to tempt us to buy microtransactions!

I predict you won't be disappointed.


Unless of course you were being sarcastic.

 

[Topaz95]

I love star wars, but this looks so boring. If I do decide to play this, I'm gonna pirate it tbh.

 

[urbanman2004]

So, this game is supposed to release in August, but where's the gameplay at, smh ‍♂? I'm pretty sure Ubisoft reimagined the protagonist's role by using a female instead since the action sequences shown in the cinematic trailer do not appear to be believable or realistic when comparing it to similar games that utilize a male counterpart instead. So, another AAA game title being driven by female empowerment and another multi-million dollar/year videogame development cycle being reduced to identity politics.

 

[DoctorBagPhD]

So, this game is supposed to release in August, but where's the gameplay at, smh ‍♂? I'm pretty sure Ubisoft reimagined the protagonist's role by using a female instead since the action sequences shown in the cinematic trailer do not appear to be believable or realistic when comparing it to similar games that utilize a male counterpart instead. So, another AAA game title being driven by female empowerment and another multi-million dollar/year videogame development cycle being reduced to identity politics.

This reads like someone asked ChatGPT to write something misogynistic.

Anyway, it's an Ubisoft game so I expect it'll be mediocre.

 

[urbanman2004]

This reads like someone asked ChatGPT to write something misogynistic.

Anyway, it's an Ubisoft game so I expect it'll be mediocre.

Get over yourself and stop being such a self-projecting misandrist. Be better.

 

[N10A]

So, this game is supposed to release in August, but where's the gameplay at, smh ‍♂? I'm pretty sure Ubisoft reimagined the protagonist's role by using a female instead since the action sequences shown in the cinematic trailer do not appear to be believable or realistic when comparing it to similar games that utilize a male counterpart instead. So, another AAA game title being driven by female empowerment and another multi-million dollar/year videogame development cycle being reduced to identity politics.

Are you complaining that a video game character doesn't move realistically? There's so much to complain about in that trailer and that's what you picked?
That trailer had:
>AAA face
>jerky character animations
>cringe millennial jokes
>Pre-order bonus

 

[Viri]

Are you complaining that a video game character doesn't move realistically? There's so much to complain about in that trailer and that's what you picked?
That trailer had:
>AAA face
>jerky character animations
>cringe millennial jokes
>Pre-order bonus

Spoiler

 

[urbanman2004]

Are you complaining that a video game character doesn't move realistically? There's so much to complain about in that trailer and that's what you picked?
That trailer had:
>AAA face
>jerky character animations
>cringe millennial jokes
>Pre-order bonus

You must be new here so I'll forgive you for your uneducated remark .

 

[The Catboy]

Ubisoft

 

[pedro702]

its just me or the graphics seem off? character faces and animations look really low budget compared to todays standards of AAA games, is this a smaller game or something? seems the quality graphic-wise just inst there imo.

 

[Marc_LFD]

Looks boring and uninteresting.

That said, am surprised this is a non-EA Star Wars game.

 

[DoctorBagPhD]

Get over yourself and stop being such a self-projecting misandrist. Be better.

Nah lol, stop sounding like somebody asked an AI to simulate an involuntarily celibate.

 

[Obveron]

So, this game is supposed to release in August, but where's the gameplay at, smh ‍♂? I'm pretty sure Ubisoft reimagined the protagonist's role by using a female instead since the action sequences shown in the cinematic trailer do not appear to be believable or realistic when comparing it to similar games that utilize a male counterpart instead. So, another AAA game title being driven by female empowerment and another multi-million dollar/year videogame development cycle being reduced to identity politics.

The only people playing identity politics are those that complain about the identity of protagonists.

 

[AndorfRequissa]

its disney and there version of star wars so dont ever expect to see a male in a prominent role. i get what this dude is saying but hope outlaws is decent even with the disney force is female garbage they injected after buying star wars IP

 

[The Catboy]

Sober me, I finally watched the trailer.
No gameplay
AAA graphics
Modern “Star Wars”
Ubisoft
Request to pre-order
I really hope people don’t cave to nostalgia because this looks like another shit game

 

[urbanman2004]

The only people playing identity politics are those that complain about the identity of protagonists.

You sound delusional and you're being very disingenuous. South Park's "M-She-U" episode boiled it down in a nutshell: "Put a chick in it, make it lame and gay". The protagonist is literally Han Solo as a female, lol ...