Star Wars™ Outlaws | Gameplay Showcase

Star Wars™ Outlaws is launching August 30th with NVIDIA DLSS 3.5, Ray Tracing, and Reflex. Check out the new 11-min Gameplay Showcase.

In the video, Kay gathers intel about an expert to help improve her blaster skills on Tatooine. As she travels through space from the asteroid field in Akiva's orbit on her ship, the Trailblazer, we see her come to the aid of a Pyke Syndicate freighter under attack by pirate starfighters; the Pykes are grateful for her assistance, and Kay’s reputation with the syndicate grows and may open up further opportunities with them in the future.
Once on Tatooine, Kay enters a planet where most of the economy is under the control of a different syndicate: the Hutt Cartel. She explores Mos Eisley, the legendary hive of scum and villainy, in search of the expert. Karlson says creating Mos Eisley was a highlight for the development team: “Recreating this iconic city is a dream come true for our teams, allowing us to show parts of Mos Eisley you've never seen before.”
Kay's intel leads to a Hutt Cartel storehouse located in the southern hills; unfortunately, she has a poor reputation with the Hutts. They won’t simply let her through the front door – she’ll need to infiltrate the area without triggering the alarm or risk getting into a confrontation. Kay succeeds and finds information on the location of the expert, but now she needs to make her escape, leading her into a shootout before fleeing the scene. At the end of the video, Kay finally meets with the expert, Sherriff Quint.

Star Wars™ Outlaws will be available on August 30th, with Gold and Ultimate Edition owners being able to participate in early access on August 27th. Pre-order now on the Ubisoft Store.

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[ThorVeras]

Remember folks. This is a Trailer from Ubisoft.
Dont get expectations up.

[mba]

"If buying isn't owning, piracy isn't stealing."

[jayceneal]

while it'll undoubtedly be yet another example of shallow ubislop gameplay, it does make starfield look like it came out 20 years ago

[NickyByloo]

Starfield needs to offer this space to planet flight and planet surface traversal. What a huge difference it makes.

[MDigitalProductions]

I have to remind myself this is ubisoft

[paul]

Can't wait to buy it when it's 80% off a year later.🥰

[starfan]

This game looks much better then what I would have thought it was going to be.

[domenikrodrigez]

Seamless space travel and seamless planet landing. You heard, Todd? Ubisoft did it, so why you can't?
And I know it's only a loading screen thad hidden by clouds, and that's exactly what we want in Starfield. Because I'm understand that the game is complicated, so there's no way to make it really be seamless. But just hide loading screen and it will look 10 times better.

[akemaq]

My 4090 is about to make this game look peak

[FantasyNero]

Looks good game BUT! at 8:27 the lens flare looks broken and the shadows low resolution, i know it's an alpha build, but some games made it to the final build.

[Nethercide]

I don't care what anyone says, I think this looks badass.

[PlagasX]

4K 60FPS please. The compression is AWFUL

[JonoFunk]

This takes me back to spending countless hours in Freelancer 🥰

[ezrato]

The whole space travel aspect of it makes me wonder whether they used anything from the Voyager engine which they developed for Beyond Good & Evil 2.

[TheChukso]

that tricky transition landing on a planet using clouds to hide the fact is not fully implemented is wild

[yosegaman]

the game is good looking but there is the need to improve transitions between animations 7:00 and better choice of movement for small climb !
and the inertia of the speeder ! look how it brakes when she call it ! 9:09

[NY_PRIME]

This is what I imagined beyond good and evil would look like

[colinreidcr]

just make sure that they are no frame drops this time around for the love of god..

[jayb]

Before you pay silly money and pre-order remember. This is ubishet

[dolan_plz]

How difficult is to capture a properly frame paced video?