Star Wars Outlaws: Gold Edition

Star Wars Outlaws Gold Edition is an incredible port that delivers smooth performance in addition to a formidable level of detail and impressive ray-tracing effects. With all the game’s significant downloadable content included at a fantastic value price, this is a must-have experience for any Nintendo Switch 2 owner.

The Star Wars Outlaws port shines on Nintendo Switch 2 with technical quality that rivals other platforms, offering the appeal of being able to play anywhere, and with better results than on devices such as Steam Deck. This port raises the bar for what Nintendo Switch 2 can do, even if it is at 30 fps.

This isn't simply an assassin's creed in a Star Wars coating. Outlaws carves its own path. It can stand among the lineup of not just great Star Wars games, but third person action games in general. It may not be revolutionary but what it does, it does so incredibly well. Back when I played it last year, I was already entertaining that particular opinion but revisiting the game on Switch 2 has convinced me of this. It's a shame that Outlaws was overlooked last year, but perhaps now it is time for a reappraisal of what Star Wars Outlaws is, rather than what it could be. I am genuinely of the opinion that in ten years we'll look back at Star Wars games and go: “you know what, this Outlaws game is pretty fantastic”. Just know that you've heard it from me first.

Outlaws continues to impress even on less powerful hardware. This is the way.

Unexpectedly, especially given what was shown at the beginning, the port to Nintendo Switch 2 has turned out to be almost outstanding. Of course, the game remains the same, for better or for worse.

Star Wars: Outlaws on Nintendo Switch 2 is not just a well-executed port but a technical and symbolic statement. It proves that Nintendo’s new console can host modern AAA experiences without embarrassing compromises, standing alongside high-quality conversions like Cyberpunk 2077 and Street Fighter 6. Ubisoft delivers a benchmark release that doesn’t chase more powerful consoles but asserts the platform’s technical dignity in the competitive landscape.

Star Wars Outlaws has landed on Nintendo's Switch 2, and the results are surprisingly impressive. This port might just be the best we've seen on the platform so far.

O jogo segue aquele já conhecido padrão Ubisoft de mundo aberto, mas o que realmente impressiona aqui é como os cenários são extremamente bem ambientados e ricos em detalhes, entregando uma imersão fantástica na galáxia da franquia. Na parte da gameplay, tudo flui muito bem, com um destaque enorme para o combate e a furtividade, que entregam mecânicas muito gostosas e divertidas de se jogar. Além disso, a dublagem está excelente e acompanha o bom ritmo da ação de forma muito natural. O único ponto de atenção fica por conta da história, que embora seja legal e cumpra o seu papel de entreter, acaba esbarrando em alguns clichês previsíveis do gênero. Mesmo com esse detalhe narrativo, a combinação de um mundo rico de se explorar com uma gameplay fluida faz o título valer muito a pena.

Fuu, this was a tough one. Took me 4 months to finish, with only 25hrs played. I just couldn't bring myself to stick with it for a longer periods of time, even though the game is perfect for me on paper. Star Wars, an open world, visually gorgeous (until you see the face animations of humans)... But the game just reeks Ubisoft unfortunately. There was a 8,5-9 game in there, but they just had to fill it with unnecessary bs... In the end the final stretch of the main quest + the 2 dlcs brought it up to a 7.

the best AAA(A said Ubisoft ) star wars game, however the exploration is too much and so much better could be done in the star wars universe than just going in mountains, do parkour for 5 minutes to find a little thing to upgrade our blaster. the graphics are good, the story is good, everything is just good but nothing's very good so I recommend it on sale. The star wars universe is so big and there are so much things to do in it ,why did ubisoft don't do more star wars incredible things like assist to a big battle beetween rebels and imperials, fights TB-TTs in a mission, arrest criminals for the empire to receive bonuses, extend the reputation mechanics to more difficult things to **** developpers are massive entertainment ( the division games very good extraction-shooters) so why is the combat not incredible???

This is like getting junk food then complaining about it! Flat, uninspired story, dull, repetitive gameplay, and wooden performances. While some visuals are occasionally amazing, it is simply not enough.

+ the background are beautiful - character design is bad - gameplay is bad