Star Wars Outlaws, gave me a few hours of joy exploring iconic Star Wars locations and getting involved in the micro and macro capers, but paper thin, game was way too easy and linear, and satisfied like a few swipes at your friends' small fries.

I hope that the price for the complete edition will crumble more quickly now that the contents of the season pass have been delivered with this DLC as the (hopefully) final piece. I liked the recent free trial enough to maybe give it a shot when it's down to €29 (ultimate edition) one fine day.

I beat the game and the first DLC about a month and half ago. I had a good time in it. It hit all the right Star Wars vibes. That said, it was without a doubt the buggiest game I've probably ever played in my life. Tons of bugs. Bugs that would require you to either quit the game or another one that disabled all functioning game buttons and you had to ALT-F4 out. That said, I found enough enjoyable content in it to keep on going.

I'll eventually pick this up, but like I said, having just beat it and the first DLC and uninstalling it, I'm quite enough exhausted with it to have another immediate go. I'll let this sit for a bit and then snag it. I was enjoying the in-game card game sabaac very much before I finished the game.

I played the game to finish a while back, and enjoyed it enough, but I really don't have interest in playing any DLC, at least yet.

I like and applaud that they keep improving the game, though the boat has long since sailed on it. Star Wars games seem to have this inability to hit more than 2 points (and often only hit one) in the holy trinity of success I just made up:

- Game play: is fun to play.
- Story telling: has a good story and is told well.
- Ambiance: feels like Star Wars and not like something else with Star Wars paint on it.

I think this game got ambiance right and it's a mixed bag on the if people like the story telling. I bet even the upcoming Zero Company game is going to be lucky to hit the first two as there's no way it won't seem like X-COM with Star Wars paint on it. I'm saying that as a person likely to buy it too.

Kxmode wrote on May 15, 2025, 19:16:
$15 bucks for a 5-hour DLC? Most DLCs are around 10 hours long...

Yeah, but the tariffs and software shortage.

$15 bucks for a 5-hour DLC? Most DLCs are around 10 hours long...

Oblivion's Shivering Island is 10½ Hours.
Everspace 2's Wrath of the Ancients is 10 hours.
Starfield's Shattered Space is 20+ hours.
Cyberpunk 2077's Phantom Liberty is 13 hours.
The Witcher 3 Blood and Wine is 15 hours.
Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree is 26 hours.
Horizon Zero Dawn The Frozen Wilds is 10 hours.
Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is 10 hours.
etc.

That has been my experience as well.

Braden wrote on May 15, 2025, 13:48:
Still haven't finished the core game. It's been a slog due to a general lack of enthusiasm.

Still haven't finished the core game. It's been a slog due to a general lack of enthusiasm.

Fake news of the day: Ubi totally desperate, now offers DLCs to pirates!