Star Wars Outlaws: Here’s What Comes in Each Edition
Star Wars Outlaws is set to release August 30 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. This open-world adventure from Ubisoft puts you in the shoes of Kay Vess, an outlaw who, along with her companion Nix, runs jobs for (and sometimes against) the galaxy’s biggest crime organizations. The game is now available for preorder in three editions. Below, we run down what you get in each one, along with pricing and availability. Let’s get to it.
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Preorder the standard edition of the game (MSRP $69.99), and you’ll get the game itself, plus any applicable preorder bonuses (about which, see below).
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The gold edition of the game costs $109.99 and includes the base game, the preorder bonus, and the following extras:
The digital-only ultimate edition of the game costs $129.99. It comes with everything in the gold edition, plus some digital extras. Here’s what you get:
The season pass gets you access to two additional narrative expansions that will release after launch, as well as an exclusive “Jabba’s Gambit” mission day one, and extra cosmetics for Kay and Nix.
Preorder any edition of the game, and you’ll receive the Kessel Runner Bonus pack. It includes the following extras:
Additionally, some retailers are offering their own exclusive preorder bonuses:
Star Wars Outlaws is a single-player game from Ubisoft that takes place between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. With the Empire sidetracked by the rebellion, the criminal underworld is a busy place, with various syndicates getting involved in all kinds of unsavory activities. You play as the scoundrel Kay Vess, who takes jobs from these outfits (and also gets in trouble with them).
You’ll visit worlds both familiar and new and encounter many characters from the original trilogy, including Jabba the Hutt, a carbonite-frozen Han Solo, and more. The ground-level areas are open-world, but you also get to pilot a spaceship called the Trailblazer, which lets you take part in
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