Star Wars Outlaws Launching on August 30, Preorder Gives You 3 Days Early Access
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Dubbed the first open world Star Wars game by Ubisoft, Star Wars Outlaws is set to launch on August 30, 2024 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Ubisoft also released a new story-focused trailer as well as more details about Star Wars Outlaws.
During this era, the Empire’s rule is distracted by the rebellion that won’t quit, leading to a golden age for the underworld. As a skilled thief, Kay’s antics catch the attention of Sliro, the leader of a new, foreboding criminal syndicate Zerek Besh. After Sliro places a bounty on Kay’s head, Kay and Nix are offered their one shot at freedom - pull off one of the greatest heists of all time. Kay and Nix will need to navigate the underworld across the galaxy, building their reputation with legendary criminal organizations including the Pyke Syndicate, the Hutt Cartel, the Ashiga Clan** and Crimson Dawn to earn the support they need to finish the job.
Kay and Nix will travel across the galaxy to gain the right resources and crew for the ultimate heist. In their journey, they’ll travel across distinct locations, both iconic and new: Canto Bight, Kijimi, Tatooine, Akiva, and the windswept savannah of Toshara**. Along the way, Kay will explore bustling cities and cantinas, race across sprawling outdoor landscapes on her speeder, and pilot her ship the Trailblazer through the wilds of space. When things go awry, the Trailblazer will also help them chase, evade and attack to gain the upper hand in thrilling dogfights with the Empire and other foes.
Star Wars Outlaws Pre-order Details, and how to play early
With more information now released, and release date announced, pre-orders are now available, and just like previous Ubisoft titles before it, there are various editions to choose from.
The big pre-order bonus for Star Wars Outlaws is giving you 3 day early access to the game, meaning you get to start playing the game on August 27. The catch is, you need to pre-order either the Gold or Ultimate edition of the game.
Standard Edition (PHP 2,899)
Base game
Gold Edition (PHP 4,499)
Base game
Season Pass (Includes 2 DLCs, the "Jabba's Gambit" exclusive mission at launch and the "Kessel Runner Character Pack" cosmetic pack)
Up to 3 days early access
Ultimate Edition (PHP 5,399)
Base game
Season Pass (Includes 2 DLCs, the “jabba’s Gambit” exclusive mission at launch and the “Kessel Runner Character Pack” cosmetic pack)
Sabacc Shark Bundle: includes cosmetics for Kay, her blaster, Nix, Kay’s Speeder, and the “Trailblazer” spaceship
Rogue Infiltrator Bundle: includes cosmetics for Kay, Nix, Kay’s speeder, and the “Trailblazer”
Digital art book: A selection of the game’s concept art and visuals, including unique cinematic storyboards
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