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Star Wars Outlaws: A Galactic Adventure Awaits in Massive Open Worlds

Exploring the Size and Handcrafted Detail of Each Planet in the Upcoming Action-Adventure Game

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In a highly-anticipated reveal, Massive Entertainment, the renowned developer behind Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, has announced another thrilling addition to their lineup: Star Wars Outlaws.

Set to release next year, this open-world, single-player game is destined to transport players to a galaxy far, far away, immersing them in an expansive and captivating gaming experience. As Ubisoft’s reputation for delivering grand-scale games precedes them, fans are naturally eager to learn just how vast and awe-inspiring Star Wars Outlaws will be.

Size Matters: A Journey across Enormous Planets

In a recent interview with EDGE magazine (via MP1st), the game’s creative director, Julian Gerighty, shared intriguing new details about this action-adventure title. One key aspect discussed was the size of the planets that players will have the opportunity to explore, particularly focusing on the protagonist, Kay Vess.

Gerighty revealed that each planet featured in Star Wars Outlaws will encompass an area approximately equivalent to two or three zones found in the vast open world map of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. This means that traversing each planet will be a true “journey” in itself, even when utilizing fast vehicles for transportation.

Players can expect to encounter sprawling landscapes, diverse terrains, and unique landmarks that will make each planet feel like a vast playground, ripe for exploration.

Handcrafted Wonder: Meticulous Attention to Detail

While other games may rely on procedurally generated content, Star Wars Outlaws takes a different approach. Gerighty confirmed that there are no fully procedurally generated planets in the game, unlike the upcoming open-world space behemoth Starfield.

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Instead, the development team at Massive Entertainment has painstakingly handcrafted every location in Star Wars Outlaws. This attention to detail ensures that players will encounter meticulously designed environments, each with its own distinct characteristics, bringing the Star Wars universe to life with an unmatched level of immersion.

Of course, the exact number of planets in Star Wars Outlaws remains unknown. However, given the emphasis on spaceflight and combat, it can be assumed that Massive Entertainment is ambitiously striving to create a vast and diverse map, offering players an unparalleled galactic adventure.

Whether soaring through the atmosphere or engaging in thrilling dogfights amidst the stars, players can anticipate a rich and immersive spacefaring experience as they explore the depths of the Star Wars universe.

Anticipation continues to build as fans eagerly await the launch of Star Wars Outlaws in 2024. The game will be available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Notably, the PC version will be exclusive to Ubisoft Connect, further showcasing the commitment to delivering a captivating gaming experience across platforms.

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