Star Wars Outlaws

The game that starts with a crash and just keeps crashing I was actually enjoying this game - I know what I'm buying with a Ubisoft open-world game and I got that but Star Wars. It also made my computer suddenly reboot without warning all the time, regardless of which settings I changed. By the time I was ready to run the last mission and finish the game up the crashes were so frequent that I couldn't run the game for more than I few seconds. Game's dead now. I'm somewhat convinced that it's done permanent damage to my machine.

I am loving this game! I know it got a lot of hate for various issues at launch. I have just started playing it Jul 2026. I have played most of the star wars games, new and old. This game is similar in production to fallen order and jedi survivor, however a different gameplay style. In terms of immersion into the universe I would say outlaws is BETTER! I loved fallen order and Jedi survivor but if you are looking for a more open world, immersive star wars experience this is it. I don't usually like the stealth style games but I think this does a great job of making it enjoyable. Highly recommend that you give this a chance if you've avoided because of the initial issues.

Star Wars Outlaws - это тот самый случай когда все вокруг кричат "игра отстой!", а ты запускаешь и кайфуешь. Кайфуешь и искренне не понимаешь...А что собственно с ней не так? Возможно это всё вкусовщина, но в данном случае мне кажется что Star Wars Outlaws попала под хейт самой Ubisoft, а в игру то толком никто и не играл. Обидно.

Conceptually, it should be fun, and at a base level it kind of is, but barely two hours into the game I experienced bugs, jank, and three random crashes, alongside its poor optimization, it did not leave a good first impression whatsoever to the extent that I don't even want to continue playing. A game developed and published by a prestige studio and backed by a trillionaire media conglomerate should not be built and presented this shoddily, especially nearly two years after its release [i]and[/i] at the industry premium of $70. I wish I could speak more on the gameplay itself, but I didn't get to experience much of it outside of the lengthy tutorial/introduction. Maybe there is a good game here, but I'm not able to see past the rampant technical issues present right out of the gate, especially after a string of post-launch fixes. Considering the last update to this game was a year ago, the initial sales underperformed, and Ubisoft's own complications, I wouldn't expect any of these issues to be smoothed over.

For More than a year i held back on buying this cuz of the reviews posted here of absolute losers. If you dont give them a male protagonist (or overtly sexist themes with female characters) they will nitpick a game to hell. Its shameless behavior. Compare the things they are complaining about here with other games like MSG, RDR, Crimson Desert, Witcher, GOW, GTA, older AC and FC titles. etc etc, these problems exist all games due to physics limitations but you wont hear complains about it. This is an over-hated, solid game with beautiful environments and attention to detail, melee combat is not a strong point for this game but combat itself is Not weak by any means. There is nothing disappointing about this game that warrants a negative review, or a less than average review. Many gamer's ethics revolve around themes that are either racist or sexist or both. That is not the game's problem. Ubislop is a minus because it keeps giving me launch errors time and again.

Stay away from this one. Game is incredible unstable, never had a game crash that much to desktop without even any reports to check whats happening. After hours of troubleshooting I give up on it, and since it has not been patched in over a year, despite beeing in that state, the developers did, too. Save your money.

So I started playing this back when it first came out on Xbox Game Pass, and it was a horrid mess, to be frank. Now, years later, it had a good sale, so I picked it up for about $25 with DLC... and truth be told, it's still a mess. Is it better than what it was? Sure, maybe a little, but it's still buggy as heck. The speeder passing you when you summon it or just not showing up at all is still crap. I did beat the main story, and well, Ehhh, it was predictable and could have been better. The Wild Card DLC was way too short. The pirate one—well, someone should be fired for that crap—as soon as you try to start its missions, the game crashes. After the second time, I gave up. All in all, it's a grindy, barely passable Star Wars game full of bugs that will never get fixed, nor do the devs seem to care. Even for $25 DLC included or $17 base, it's not worth $10.

I didn't play the game on launch, so take this with a grain of salt, but this is like the only Star Wars open world game we'll probably ever get in the near future and you know what? It's pretty good. I like the combat (typical third person shooter with stealth, no sticky cover, secondary weapons are pickups which I think adds strategy), the small open worlds are actually pretty detailed with things to naturally discover while exploring, basic platforming, lots of side quests, etc. There's a decent amount of content here to explore and it's mostly good. Yeah, the stealth takedowns are sometimes goofy looking, whatever. That original lightsaber battle between Obi-Wan and Darth Vader was goofy looking too. But that's okay, because the whole it is attached to is actually enjoyable. If you enjoy third person action adventure games like Uncharted or Tomb Raider (where this one is perhaps more open but you're often still on a track during levels), you'll probably really like this. Doubly so if you're into Star Wars. I'm feeling a strong 7, light 8 on this one.

a solid star wars RPG, this is a step in the correct direction to restore faith in the brand for fans.

good