Although Ubisoft didn't mention whether choices matter, it appears they might. In one part of the trailer, the player faces the decision of whether or not to bribe an Imperial officer. Judging by the gameplay trailer, Massive might be implementing a morality system into the game that allows players to be more or less of a scoundrel, depending on your point of view. For some unrevealed reason, Kay has a bounty on her head, probably because she spends much of her time picking up jobs that are not strictly legal, like smuggling. Instead of playing a do-gooding Jedi, players will fill the shoes of a female version of Han Solo named Kay Vess. While the games were enjoyable, this gameplay mechanic got tedious after a while, no matter how expansive the maps were.Īs for the story, Ubisoft went in a different direction with its hero – or antihero, as the case may be. Both games relied on compelling players to backtrack to previous regions to discover new areas using upgraded abilities. Likewise, Respawn described both Jedi games as open-world but struggled to make them feel that way.

Ubisoft bills it as an open-world adventure. Developed by Massive Entertainment, Star Wars Outlaws shares some characteristics with Respawn's two recent Jedi games – Fallen Order and Survivor.

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