Star Wars Outlaws Standard Edition - PlayStation 5

This is a fun game. The visuals are great and gameplay is cool. It's more of a stealth game so be aware you will be doing lots of it. You could go in guns blazing but the gunplay is a little lacking. You mainly use a hand gun but you can pick up enemy rifles. Once they are out of ammo you just disgard it. One of the best features of the game are the options. You can turn off most of the mini games like lock picking and computer slicing, which is great to move things along. You can also tweak some of the settings for your little companion, Nix. Overall, it's a fun game in the Star Wars universe.

I haven't seen everything in the game yet, but in my 20+ hours of playtime I can say it's a good game. If you're someone who loves star wars, this game could fit well with you. They've put such an amount of detail in the exploration, the references they leave that fans will love, and the small detail is incredible. The reputation system is cool to manage with the syndicates, as they all offer you advantages and disadvantages depending on your reputation. I do wish there were more roleplay actions you'd be able to do such as, ordering a drink at a cantina. The game does have its problems with its bugs and glitches. You will notice some texture problems with the quality randomly decreasing, or I something game breakinf like going through the map. Though that's only happened once for me. Overall, a fun game star wars fans can enjoy with some problems that I hope will be fixed in future updates.

I like open world games and Star Wars and this hits the mark with both of those. As you do missions you unlock more side quests so you soon have a lot of items to choose from. It's fun using stealth and gets even more fun when things don't go as planned.

A big Star Wars fan and recently finished Jedi Survivor so coming into Outlaws with preconceived bias. Game started off okay but still getting through some janky controls flying the spaceship side. Resorting to switching the controller setup between flight and ground character every time. Fans of Star Wars, bonus side quest missions, and mini games will overlook the flaws to enjoy this game.

I played SW: Outlaws when it first came out, and it was buggy for sure, but I looked past those flaws and had a great time with it. Anytime I can clean up at the Sabacc table is time well spent. I finished the story then and haven't touched it for months. But I recently resumed my campaign to play the DLC, and wow, what a smoother experience! I hope there are more of these different games with new characters and playstyles to come. While I love Cal Kestis and the Jedi games, SW Outlaws just feels so much more fun and replayable.