Ubisoft is pushing the boundaries of what a Star Wars game can be, blending storytelling and exploration in an unprecedented way. 9news.com.au played Star Wars Outlaws and caught up with the creators for all the latest.
Stepping into the shoes of a galactic scoundrel, navigating a galaxy brimming with danger and adventure, all within the rich tapestry of thebuilding on the beloved Star Wars timeline, offering fans a new, yet familiar, narrative experience.
There's also a huge orbital zone surrounding Kijimi to explore, with wrecked ships, large asteroids and other potential treasures hidden throughout. Kay Vess and her companion Nix are already shaping up to be two of my favourite characters in the Star Wars universe. After a few hours of gameplay, I felt like I had barely scratched the surface of the overall story, but couldn't wait to play more.Sitting down with Julian Gerighty, the creative director at Massive Entertainment, and Steve Blank, the director of franchise content and strategy within Lucasfilm, it was clear the game's authenticity to the Star Wars series was essential.
"So it's something manageable for us. But the fixed points were the narrative, and that was super important for us to settle. I'm working very closely with Lucasfilm Games to guarantee authenticity and the fact that it fits into canon."
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