Ubisoft's Star Wars Outlaws - Global Media Reviews and Game Details

TapTechNews August 26th news, the global media review of Ubisoft's open-world Star Wars IP game has now been lifted.

Currently on Metacritic (M site), the PS5 version of this game has a score of 77 points (evaluated by 49 media), and the PC/Xbox version both have a score of 78 points (given by 18/13 media respectively).

IGN gave this game a 7-point evaluation, thinking that there are many repetitive contents in the game, and the game bugs are quite serious. TapTechNews sorts out the game evaluations as follows:

Ironically, the spaceship of the protagonist Kai Vess in is called the Pioneer, but this game doesn't have much pioneering. The game content is rather repetitive, basically reusing parts of various other games together.

The various vehicles that players encounter in the game actually cannot be driven, and players can only drive their default vehicles, which is a bit disappointing for modern open-world adventures.

The stealth mission of the game feels like , and players can flexibly enter and exit restricted areas through various vents or climb over high walls with grappling hooks. There are many different ways from point A to point B.

The game is full of many bloated side quests, such as racing, transporting items, etc. These characters can help the protagonist earn reputation and money to customize items.

The combat system of the game appears rigid and repetitive, and there are a large number of bugs. In the trial process, it can be noticed that there are quite a few weapons of NPCs continuously dropping from their hands, the vehicles in the game often crash on slopes, and there are strange black screen faults when entering the planet's orbit.

will be released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S|X game consoles and PC platforms on August 30th.

The game background of this game takes place in the universe between and . It tells about the young villain Kai Vess assembling a team to conduct a large-scale robbery to pay the price of bribing criminal groups. The game is played from a third-person perspective, and players travel through an open world environment and participate in various activities.

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