A delightful action-adventure game, Star Wars Outlaws has plenty of thrilling missions and optional activities for fans of the space opera.

There are bright moments to be found in Ubisoft’s open-world Star Wars game, but performance issues and a lackluster gameplay loop hamper the experience.

Perhaps this is me stating the obvious but Star Wars Outlaws isn't the typical run-of-the-mill game. In a franchise where the war between Jedis and Siths and

Getting the Scoundrel Gear Set in the game will give you not only one of the best outfits in the game but will also give you boosted abilities.

Star Wars Outlaws has quite a few different gear sets to collect in the game, each of them coming with their own unique bonuses that really affect how the game plays. Each of these gear sets has its own style,

Star Wars Outlaws kicks off with a more focused, personal story – one that definitely feels like it’s taken some inspiration from the Solo movie – with you playing as Kay Vess, a wise-cracking rogue doing her best to survive until crossing the wrong person forces her to leave her home planet with a huge bounty on her head.

A core mechanic in Star Wars Outlaws revolves around working for and partnering with the various crime syndicates that control this portion of the galaxy. You’ll encounter four you can work with: Pyke Syndicate,

Star Wars Outlaws is here, continuing Ubisoft's recent trend of superimposing its reliable formula onto big-name movie IP. Does Star Wars Outlaws play things safe, or does it use the new setting as an excuse to toy around with new ideas?

Star Wars Outlaws fans who want even more immersion in the story of Kay Vess and Nix are in luck because this excellent mod does the job perfectly.

I’ve heard Star Wars Outlaws described as the most “okay” game of all time, with nothing overtly exceptional standing out in its 16-hour campaign. I disagree to some extent. Ubisoft may not always strike gold,