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Star Wars Outlaws—a title designed in a lab to make me erroneously insert a colon into it—has been out for just under a week now. You know what? It's pretty good! A solid 73%, per PCG's Morgan Park in his Star Wars Outlaws review.
Star Wars Outlaws released last week to decent, if slightly lukewarm reception from critics, with a Metacritic score currently sitting at respectable 76 - a score that creative director Julian Gerighty mentions that he's a "little disappointed" in.
Star Wars Outlaws creative director Julian Gerighty is spending his last few weeks with the open-world game "pushing as much as I can" before heading to The Division 3.
The creative director of Star Wars Outlaws has said he’s slightly disappointed with the critical reception to the game.
In many of its promotional showcases, Ubisoft has billed as the first open-world Star Wars title. However,last year's also featured large hub worlds to explore, which is bound to spark some comparison between the two as players try to figure out which game's map is bigger.
On the surface, Star Wars Outlaws feels a lot like Respawn‘s Jedi: Fallen Order.
Dying Light: The Beast is the latest DLC-turned-game to bridge the gap between big-ol' AAA releases and bite-sized, sometimes hour-long experiences, and franchise director Tymon Smektała of developer Techland reckons AA experiences like it might be "the future of games."
The creative director of Ubisoft's Star Wars Outlaws has said bad faith discourse is "not worth engaging with."