Star Wars Outlaws

Na ten moment (11h gry) jestem na nie. Okrutnie mało intuicyjna gra, toporne strzelanie i równie toporna jazda na skuterze. Fabularnie póki co płytko + mocno bijące w oczy WOKE (grając w tą grę mam póki co wrażenie, że w galaktyce SW znacząco przeważają kobiety (z główną bohaterką nie mam problemu ale różnorodność w tym przypadku skoczyła ze skrajności w skrajność).

Constantly crashes, terribly storyline, awful characters, and very cringy. I like the world you can explore and some of the combat is fun but Disney ruined Star Wars and its cool factor is zero. Not appealing, simply being driven to complete this game because I'm an addicted completionist. Glad I got it on sale and way after release.

When you buy a product from a AAA developer, you expect high-end, or at least high-fidelity, not recycled and packaged crap. Star Wars Outlaws is a textbook example of a supposedly top-tier developer assembling a third-rate product, stitched together like a patchwork quilt from bits of old code from previous products, packaged in a new cover. Watch Kay Vess open a chest, watch the scene. Then watch the scene of Lara Croft opening the chest. Compare. There's no difference. Only the characters' appearances and the words they speak. A complete cloning, code transfer from game to game. There's also a similarity to Lara—Kay jumps, climbs, and leaps in exactly the same way. The covers are different, but the essence is the same. Or Kay Vess and her companion Nyx, and Cal Kastis and BD-1... There's no difference. Unification—borrowing ready-made solutions and entire chunks of code from older products, libraries, to improve product reliability and development speed? Well, yes, that makes sense from the perspective of a solo developer trying to save money. But for a AAA developer, it's cheap, and from the buyer's perspective, it's like being served a flatbread made from recycled crap ten times over instead of a fresh steak. I bought the game on sale, at a good discount, and I overpaid. The game isn't even secondary, it's tertiary—a carbon copy of a carbon copy, completely lacking in originality. So, I'm almost finished with the game and can now give a fully informed opinion. As I said above, I hate borrowing, plagiarism, and copy-pasting solutions in everything. It's cheap. The game is a copy of previous Ubisoft projects, and that's cheap. It's disrespectful to customers who are forced to pay huge sums of money for an unoriginal project cobbled together from bits and pieces of old games. The ad: "Meet the first-ever open-world Star Wars™ game!" It's a lie. There's no open world. There's a fixed number of maps, locations, and missions. Totally linear. There's absolutely no variability in the game. All your decisions in the main campaign are hardwired into the system. There's no opportunity to make choices, only as stated in the script. The result is predictable crap. They wrote about how well the criminal world was written. Nonsense. The criminal world is superficially and schematically written, and the character's interactions with the syndicates are also superficial. As Kay said, the Resistance is just like the syndicate, and it's true, they're all the same – gray, faceless, boring, uninteresting. The script is crude and empty. The motivations and backgrounds of all the characters, except for Kate and the robot, are superficially written. The graphics, the interface, the user experience – everything is familiar, nothing new or fresh, in other words – it's just old hat. To sum it up: it's pathetic. If I weren't paying for this, well, you never know, some clowns decided to save money and slapped together something third-rate from used parts and junk, but trying to sell it as a super-duper product, especially as "the first open-world Star Wars game," is a cheap disgrace.

Could've been soo much better. It almost hurts you to see the missed opportunity. Jaw dropping viusals, fantastic Star Wars world building, only to be companied with repetetive content, repetitive gunplay, bad facial expressions, bad take down animations, meh writing. However, it is a fun game... It feels good to be a part of this universe. I don't think it deserves the full price, recommended on sale.

Game has been out for two years now and I got it at a 75% discount, and honestly, dissapointed. I get random crashes. It feels wonky to play. And the latest straw... I get "arrested" during a cut scene. Its Star Wars. I want to complete this game, but I really dont know if I can. A real shame though. The game and characters, feels like they could tell a really good story. Maybe one day it will be fixed, but I seriously doubt it, since its already more than two years old now.

Unoptimised pile of crap, I have a pretty decent PC, sure 4k does not work in most games, but on this even on low settings, 1080p it stutters.

I should have known not to buy this crashing ubisoft trash

Finally bought this game after all the initial mixed reviews and it’s a great game. I am an OT Star Wars fan and also played a lot of the Assassins games Ubisoft also made. It’s a great stealth game built into the best part of the Star Wars universe. I would easily recommend it if you are in the fence.

Играю немного, но что уже готов сказать. Описывать сюжет не стану, плюс-минус он и так понятен. Из минусов: Мир не такой открытый, как кажется изначально, зачастую нежелание вашего персонажа взбираться на тот или иной ящик становится проблемой. Я, конечно, понимаю желание Европы показать, что у них одни геи и лесбиянки, но тут перебор явный. Это какая-то женская версия STAR WARS, не удивлюсь, если и Вейдер тут встретится как женщина... Диалоги: Ну, диалоги максимально нелогичные, приходишь ты к человеку, который скрывается от империи, но все знают, где его найти... (0_0) И он, видя тебя впервые и не зная тебя, дает тебе задание о краже... Незаметность: Тут отдельная тема... Можно спокойно вырубать противников, которые стоят в паре метров друг от друга... Пока что всё... Возможно, дополню.

This game offers a fun open-world Star Wars experience with beautiful locations and enjoyable exploration. The story and characters keep me interested, and the mix of combat and exploration makes each session entertaining. It has a few rough edges, but overall it's a solid game that's worth playing.