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Star Wars Outlaws is almost here, and you know what that means: It's nearly time to crouch-walk your way into saving the galaxy and—so says our own Morgan Park—actually have a pretty good time doing so.
It took a few hours, but Star Wars Outlaws eventually began winning over our staff scoundrel Morgan Park when he got his hands on a preview build earlier this month. Despite an «unmistakable sluggishness to the action,» Morgan eventually found that as in previous Ubisoft games, «no one aspect is exceptional, but when it all comes together, I'm having a really good time.»
Star Wars Outlaws' creative director has explained how Ubisoft Massive had to "break" The Division's cover-shooting rhythm for its new open-world game.
There's a beauty to in that it feels more like Star Wars than most games that have been released over the past few console generations. But while achieving that is an accomplishment for a game without lightsabers at the forefront, perhaps there's too much love for Star Wars in, as that love comes at the cost of engaging gameplay.
PlayStation's gorgeous open-world game Ghost of Tsushima was a definite reference point for Star Wars Outlaws, according to creative director Julian Gerighty.
Star Wars Outlaws' open-world planets are about the same size as three Assassin's Creed Odyssey zones stitched together - and that peculiar measurement tool was established because Outlaws' director could pick up the phone and ask the Odyssey team for advice.
Star Wars Outlaws, which has been described as the first true Star Wars open world game ever made, is just a month and a half away from its August 30 release date. The countdown to launch has started for fans, and the developers at Ubisoft Massive have been featured in a few new interviews ahead of the event.
Julian Gerighty, creative director of Ubisoft's Massive Entertainment, says Star Wars Outlaws won't be like most Ubisoft open-world games.