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One of the main pain points criticized by Star Wars Outlaws fans are those highly annoying instant fail stealth missions, where often the player doesn't even have time to react to an enemy spotting them.
As one of the most recognizable images in, lightsabers were unexpectedly absent in , a Ubisoft game that introduces new characters while also expanding on the existing lore. As one of the most prominent images in the entire franchise, the main weapon used by both Jedi and Sith lords. Ubisoft’s choice may appear as a misstep but it is actually the smartest move it could make when handling the brand.
The end credits of Astro Bot may point to some characters that will be included as cameos in the game’s DLC.
The Astro Bot credits curiously include mentions of multiple games that don't make a cameo appearance in PlayStation's new platformer.
Difficulty spikes in video games are nothing new, but in the case of Star Wars Outlaws early missions they are a bit too punishing - even for the developer's taste. However, the developers at Ubisoft Massive can "see through data" some elements that are not working as intended.
The launch of Star Wars Outlaws should have been a triumph for Ubisoft—a milestone moment heralding a turnaround in the company's fortunes. But on the financial front at least, it hasn't really worked out that way. Outlaws has been generally well received by critics, but sales don't appear to be meeting initial expectations, and instead of seeing a surge Ubisoft's share price has tumbled following the game's release to its lowest mark since 2014.
Star Wars Outlaws launched last week, but it has already received criticism from casual and die-hard fans. The scores from critics are incredibly varied, with some giving it high praise while others provided plenty of reasons to dislike it. Currently, the Metacritic score stands at 76 for Star Wars Outlaws. Star Wars Outlaws Director Julian Gerighty spoke with GamesRadar, and shared his thoughts and feelings on how the audience has received the game. "I'm a little disappointed with the Metacritic. Of course, recognition from press and critics is very important to us, but players are really connecting with what we did."