Is Star Wars Outlaws on Ubisoft Plus, Xbox Game Pass or PS Plus? Subscriptions explained
radiotimes.comThe growth of gaming subscription services shows no sign of slowing down, leaving many to wonder where they can play their favourite games.
Star Wars Outlaws is one of the most anticipated releases of the year, and with players already embarking on their journey to numerous planets, some may wonder if the game features on a subscription-based service they're already paying for.
So, is Outlaws available on Ubisoft Plus? Does it feature on Xbox Game Pass? Can fans play using PS Plus?
Read on for everything there is to know about Star Wars' presence on each platform.
Star Wars Outlaws is available on Ubisoft Plus for Ubisoft Plus Premium members.
Subscribers to Ubisoft's top tier will have access to either the Gold or Ultimate Edition of the game, which allows them to start playing from 27th August 2024.
Those paying for the cheaper subscription can also play Star Wars Outlaws when the general release rolls around on 30th August 2024.
No, Star Wars Outlaws is not available on Xbox Game Pass.
This may be frustrating for those already subscribed to Microsoft's platform wanting to go on an adventure in a galaxy far, far away, but the reason behind it makes sense.
Star Wars Outlaws is published by Ubisoft, meaning it has opted to include the game as part of its own subscription.
However, this doesn't mean Star Wars Outlaws won't arrive on Game Pass at a later date.
Microsoft has struck deals with third-party developers to add certain titles to its vast library, so we could see Star Wars Outlaws joining the platform when the initial hype has died down.
As soon as it launches on Game Pass, we'll be sure to update the page with the latest information.
Star Wars Outlaws isn't playable on PS Plus.
This isn't surprising considering the game is also unavailable on Xbox Game Pass.
Just like Microsoft's platform, there is a possibility the game will make a future appearance as one of the PS Plus monthly titles or be included in one of the more expensive tiers.
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