Star Wars Outlaws Unveils New Gameplay at 2024 Ubisoft Forward Event

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During the 2024 Ubisoft Forward Event, Ubisoft gives us a new look at gameplay for the upcoming open world game Star Wars Outlaws, which is set to release worldwide on August 30.

The focus of the showcase, which was broken down by game director Mathias Karlson, was highlighting the game’s expert quests, the game’s form of progression as doing these quests will unlock new abilities and skills for the protagonist Kay.

In the showcase video, we see kay tracking down a gunslinger in Tatooine. This results in us seeing the game transition from planet to space combat, traveling through the open world, and eventually infiltrate compounds first stealthy then going loud to make their escape.

Star Wars Outlaws will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC through the Ubisoft Store and Epic Games Store.

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