They engage in daring contracts and navigate intricate relationships with crime syndicates, all in pursuit of orchestrating the most monumental heist in the galaxy.
Set between the events of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, Star Wars Outlaws presents an original story arc where Kay and Nix embark on a thrilling journey through the criminal underworld. Although her primary weapon is her blaster, she frequently scavenges random weapons scattered around the environment to dispatch enemies swiftly. Kay wields a variety of blaster modules that allow her to either stun opponents or deliver substantial damage to break through shields. The gameplay primarily revolves around a stealth mission, but it quickly escalates into an intense firefight. This dynamic is reminiscent of the partnership between the BD-1 droid and the protagonist in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, where players can utilize Nix to activate buttons or carry out actions to distract enemies. The ones in the first game were, for the most part, interesting and worth talking to, so we’d like to see Obsidian double down on that and give us more. The fact that our wish list consists of simply wanting more from The Outer Worlds 2 is a testament to how good the original is.According to Julian Gerighty, the creative director of Star Wars Outlaws, these two characters form an inseparable duo who depend on each other's abilities for survival. We’d also like to see a wider variety of companions to interact with. The first game never felt too small, but having more planets to explore would extend the longevity of the next game. Obsidian could expand upon its sequel by giving players more areas (or worlds) to explore. Even completing everything the game has to offer would only take you 36 hours or so. The first entry could be finished in around 12 hours (without venturing into the side content), which was considered "too short" by some. In The Outer Worlds 2, we’d like to see an expansion of that - with even more customization to allow for plenty of experimentation.Īnother aspect many players would like to see in the sequel is a lengthier campaign. The deep level of customization, not just with your gear, but with your attributes and skills made for an engrossing experience that scratched that western RPG itch. Much like Fallout, you can choose how to respond to certain characters, which could lead to various branching paths in the story. But that doesn't mean we can't speculate! Part of the charm of the original was the way it threw you into situations that could change depending on your choices. Sadly, The Outer Worlds 2 gameplay hasn't been shown yet.
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