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has a number of fun choices for the player to make, from the consequence-filled, nail-biting decisions to the more laidback and chuckle-worthy ones. Each of these choices gives the player the opportunity to further roleplay as Kay and put their unique spin on her and her scoundrel ways. However, by far, one of the most hilarious and potentially dark choices players need to make is whether to sell the adorable companion Nix for meat.
While playing through the first few hours of Star Wars Outlaws, I found myself once again presented with an all-too-familiar trope. ND-5, the game’s primary droid crewmate to Kay Vess, appeared to be yet another autism-coded droid that is typically played for laughs or treated as “other” by the main cast.
introduces players to the underside of the galaxy far, far away and encourages them to create some criminal mischief of their own by stealing. With the help of your adorable merqaal named Nix, players can — and should — utilize opportunities to steal and earn a few credits. The benefits of stealing in far outweigh any negative impact, just as long as players take care to never get caught in the act.
There are many vaults to discover in , one of which isJet Kordo’s Vault on Toshara. It can be a bit tricky to find and is out of the way for most players, but it is an important piece to find to get a piece of one of the best gear sets in the game. Players will want to find it in order to start their path to getting the Scoundrel outfit.
No Star Wars games are particularly fun for stormtroopers, and Star Wars Outlaws continues that bold tradition with a feature that I'm calling 'stormtrooper buckaroo'.
While ' story takes place between the events of and, the game sees a predominantly new cast at it's core on a new adventure. However, some established names from the wider canon are confirmed to appear.
While the era of arcades was long past its prime by the time I started playing games, I still appreciate the elegant simplicity of many of those classics. Games like Pac-Man, Pole Position, and Galaga aren’t that complex ,but I’m drawn to replay them as I chase high scores. I was reminded of that grace of arcade games when I played Star Wars Outlaws, which includes some original ones as in-world minigames. Players can find arcade cabinets for two different games-within-a-game near cantinas across S
sees Kay Vess embark upon a new adventure that takes her across multiple planets, dealing with some of the galaxy's most notorious crime syndicates. As its story covers an element not too common in gaming by following a scoundrel, many will likely wonder as the game draws to a close whether it will include some kind of New Game Plus feature or if they'll have to start over to experience Kay's story once again.