Star Wars Outlaws

Game is good

Ambientación correcta, secundarias de relleno, mundo abierto al que no se le saca ningún partido y acabas tirando de viaje rápido, salir al espacio o a orbita tampoco merece la pena... Las misiones del sindicato no merecen la pena. Centrate en la historia y ya, tampoco vale de mucho mejorar las armas ni tu equipamiento, pasar te lo pasas igual, no demasiado difícil, entretenido. El mundo abierto chupa bastantes recursos, en un equipo con una 9070 xt lo mantenía a 70/100fps nativos, con una 9060 xt te aguanta los 55/70, pero en las misiones puramente de historia que no tenga que cargar un mundo masivo todo se siente más suave. Pillatelo si esta de oferta, no merece la pena por 25-30-60€, pero por 15 no esta mal. Si no te gusta mucho el sigilo y tal, vete mejor por un jedi survivor, consume menos recursos y es infinitamente más divertido. Si este juego hubiese tenido algo más de acción y menos politiqueo quizás estaría mejor, para mi le sobra totalmente el mundo abierto, es un añadido que esta ahí para llamar en lo visual, pero que consume un tonelada de recursos por la cara y necesitas un PC medianamente potente (más tecnologías de escalado) si quieres que en esos momentos te rinda en condiciones sin volverte loco con las configuraciones gráficas.

Dunno why it's getting hate. Love the scenery, feels good, story is actually kinda fun, exploration feels rewarding, etc. Only a few hours in but I could see myself sinking some HOURS into this haha

Patched, Polished, Perfected. As an original trilogy guy, let me tell you, this is now one of the best Star Wars games ever made. It is a fun ride from start to finish. And Kay, I was very sceptical of her but she grew on me. Her little mate Nix is somewhat overly cute, but in a fun way. I would have still preferred a wookie but you can't have everything.

[h1]A Fantastic Adventure Held Back by a Cautionary Launch Strategy[/h1] I thought the game is fantastic, and it's a shame that I had to wait 2 years to play it due to a horrible launch plagued with bugs and terrible reviews. If you are considering picking this up, let my experience serve as a cautionary tale: waiting was absolutely the right choice to get to the good stuff, but even today, you will still need some patience. [hr][/hr] [h1]Pros[/h1] [list] [*] [b]Immersive Star Wars Exploration:[/b] The game does a spectacular job of letting you explore the Star Wars universe. From the bustling, detailed cantinas to the vast, open landscapes, the atmosphere is incredibly authentic and a joy to get lost in. [*] [b]Kay and Nix's Dynamic:[/b] The relationship between Kay Vess and her companion, Nix, is the heart of the game. Nix is a crucial gameplay mechanic for distracting enemies, retrieving items, and helping you navigate tough situations. [*] [b]Engaging Stealth Mechanics:[/b] Sneaking through imperial bases and syndicate territory feels highly rewarding. The level design gives you plenty of opportunities to play tactically, use the environment, and plan your approach. [/list] [h1]Cons[/h1] [list] [*] [b]Persistent Technical Issues:[/b] Despite the years of updates since release, the game still suffers from too many bugs and random crashes. Fortunately, the autosave system works perfectly, so I never lost any progress across more than 70 hours of play time. [*] [b]The Legacy of a Rushed Launch:[/b] It is a shame that the game was pushed out in such a rough state initially. The launch was so plagued with bugs and terrible reviews that players had to wait two years just to get a playable, enjoyable experience. [/list] [hr][/hr] [h1]Verdict[/h1] Despite the persistent stability issues and bugs, [i]Star Wars Outlaws[/i] is ultimately a great action-adventure game. I got the game at a 75% discount, but I think it is actually well worth full price. If you can tolerate the occasional crash and some technical rough edges, you will find a fantastic Star Wars journey waiting for you.

OK, bad publicity aside, this is a good game. At least I enjoy it so far and I doesn't matter if the protagonist is a girl, a boy, a jedi or a sith. I am 55 and I know games. This is fun to play and try to use common sense when someone shoves an agenda down your throat. That goes both ways you know. Think for your self, try and if you don't like move along. After all the sh** that Disney put on us over the past decade, we need to find a way to enjoy Star Wars. I know they will never make another Star Wars Galaxies. But at least I got to try this and I like it. And I don't care about any woke agenda or whatever.

There's a good game in there.... somewhere. It's just ...so janky...you can feel that the game is being held together by duct tape. There are some neat systems in there and the graphics are pretty cool, but it runs and plays (read: controls) just so so bad. Really not worthy of a AAA label. I would have preferred if they ditched most of the open world and just polished up on actual gameplay/ coding to smooth out the controls/ core gameplay. If the game plays like sh!t I won't be inclined to explore such an open world. Conversely, in some games where the gameplay loop and controls are just super tight and fluid I'm more inclined to forgive a little bit of repetiveness and 'grind' The speeder bike as a means of travel is terrible. There ARE games to can do 'driving by mouse' fairly well, but this game is not one of them. Yes yes, I can grab my controller for driving, but that's just tiresome. The ideas of the game are pretty good actually. The actual gameplay is pretty ♥♥♥♥. Shame to see an idea fail so miserably because of very subpar coding.