Star Wars Outlaws opens the Ubisoft Forward with two exciting gameplay videos

The Ubisoft Forward gets off to a great start with a ten-minute-plus gameplay footage of the highly anticipated Star Wars Outlaws, which was followed by another video of the same game, arriving on August 30, 2024 on PC, Xbox Series The video begins with a reference to one of the very first Star Wars games in wireframe graphics, then we see the protagonist Kay Vess walking around a club, then she goes out to go to her spaceship and start a search mission. We see her wandering around a market, where she can purchase supplies, then reach the aircraft and go and sit at the controls.

Having left for space, she finds herself in an asteroid field where she is attacked by some criminals. She starts the fight that allows us to evaluate the combat systemwith the narrator explaining how Vess’s reputation is affected by these exploits.

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After a hyperspace jump, Kay finds herself in Totooine’s orbit. We then see the spaceship fly towards the planet, pass through the atmosphere and get to Mos Eisley, one of the most iconic locations in the saga. The city appears to have been beautifully recreated, as can be seen from the places Kay visits in the footage.

Then the action switches to the vehicle driving system, with the journeys being defined as real adventures. Kay then arrives in front of a heavily defended fortress, which she begins to infiltrate. Here you can evaluate the stealth system, with ours proceeding on all fours so as not to be seen and using his companion to distract an enemy and knock him down without making any noise. She enters a house, she knocks down another enemy and kills a second with the pistol, after being noticed.

Now discovered, Kay must start shooting, facing the enemies present in the base and then flee in her vehicle with which she returns to the city. Note that when she arrives it is night. Here she talks to a non-player character, then she begins a sequence of scenes showing other planets and other game systems.

The second video takes a broader overview of the gameplay, showing different locations and explaining what Kay can do during his adventures. In short, the first Star Wars themed open world seems to be a dream come true for fans of the series.