Star Wars Outlaws Now Available for Nintendo Switch 2

Star Wars Outlaws Gold Edition Now Expanded for Multiple Platforms and Features Enhanced Nintendo Switch 2 Gameplay

Star Wars Outlaws is now available for Nintendo Switch 2, Ubisoft+ subscribers, and players on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5 Pro, and PC (via Ubisoft Store, Epic Games Store, or Steam). Players control Kay Vess (portrayed by Humberly Gonzalez), a cunning scoundrel, and her loyal companion Nix (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker from Star Wars: The Bad Batch). Their goal is to execute the Outer Rim’s largest heist, seeking a fresh start by navigating a world of crime syndicates. This journey involves daring robberies, cunning cons, fierce confrontations, and the risk of landing on the galaxy’s most wanted list. On Nintendo Switch 2, the game offers intuitive touch controls for menus and mini-games, gyroscope-assisted aiming, an optimized portable mode, and immersive motion controls for key gameplay features, enhancing both at-home and on-the-go play. The Gold Edition of Star Wars Outlaws includes the base game and a Season Pass, featuring: The “Jabba’s Gambit” mission. The Kessel Runner Cosmetic Pack, Hunter’s Legacy Pack, and Cartel Ronin Pack. Two story packs:

Star Wars Outlaws: Pirate’s Fortune Expansion & Ultimate Package Available Now

“Wild Card”: Kay goes undercover in a risky Sabacc tournament, crossing paths with Lando Calrissian. This pack requires completion of “The Gunsmith” and “The High Roller” missions. “A Pirate’s Fortune”: Kay Vess, Nix, and Hondo Ohnaka confront Stinger Tash’s Rokana Raiders, uncover hidden treasures in Khepi’s tomb, and encounter the Miyuki Commercial League. This pack requires completing the main story. For those looking to further customize their experience, the Ultimate Package offers cosmetic bundles such as Sabacc Shark, Rogue Infiltrator, Naboo Nobility, Desert Nomad, and Forest Commando, in addition to a Character Pack. The physical edition of Star Wars Outlaws includes a Nintendo Gamekey card. For more information on Star Wars Outlaws or other Ubisoft titles, visit their official website.

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