A Star Wars Outlaws Mission Will Take You Inside One Of Star Wars’ Most Iconic Creatures

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A level of the upcoming open-world game will have fans venturing inside one of the most iconic creatures in the franchise. Ubisoft's newest game is the very first open-world game ever to be made, so there is a lot that players can look forward to. The exploration and finding of different landmarks and Easter eggs will likely be something that many players will enjoy. The scale of the world is said to be massive, and the story is supposed to take players to places they've never been before.

There will be a main storyline that players can follow, but there will also be side quests and different points of interest for them to find. Depending on the playstyle, the range of how long it will take to beat will vary and can be dictated by how much the player wants to explore. With these new unexplored areas, it is likely that hardcore fans will want to search every nook and cranny, especially those who lean towards the completionist play style. Of course, the main story will take players through different iconic areas, with one in particular being very interesting.

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One area that is confirmed, according to an interview with , is the iconic Sarlacc. Once thought to be the tomb of Boba Fett, this creature spans around 330 feet (or 100 meters). The one that Kay will be able to explore is dead, so it won't pose a threat to players, but it will still be a fascinating place to explore. Of course, who knows exactly what players will find and what enemies might await them, but it will still be an exciting thing to see. There will be other iconic places scattered throughout the galaxy as well.

The Sarlacc Pit was a mystery for many years, but fans got a look inside the creature thanks to the 2008 game. Though it was not the best representation of what it might look like inside of one, it was still an exciting experience for players. Now, will