Star Wars Outlaws is the highly-anticipated open-world Star Wars game from Ubisoft, and it lets players do business with the iconic crime lord of Tatooine – Jabba the Hutt. The trailer for Star Wars Outlaws debuted in June 2023, and the exploration, scale, and ship combat on display certainly put forward the idea that Massive Entertainment and Ubisoft are working on something special.

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Though Outlaws will no doubt place Kay and her crew on an adventure to new Star Wars planets, there is one familiar location that Ubisoft couldn't avoid visiting: the wretched hive of scum and villainy that is Mos Eisley, situated on the desert world of Tatooine. During San Diego Comic-Con, developers not only shared that Tatooine would be a featured planet in Star Wars Outlaws, but that players would be able to directly work (and even betray) Jabba the Hutt, its preeminent crime lord.

As it is with the Assassin's Creed games, the concept of visual tourism is important to Ubisoft, and according to director Julian Gerighty, Star Wars Outlaws will offer players a definitive answer on how far the moisture farms are from Mos Eisley's famous watering hole. Jabba's palace will also play a prominent role in Outlaws, and since its story takes place between Episode 5 and Episode 6, players will have a chance to see Han Solo encased in carbonite during their dealings with Jabba.

An important thing to note is that Star Wars Outlaws will feature a Reputation system, which will give players discounted prices, exclusive quests, and even access to new areas if they play their cards right. Considering the power of the Hutt Cartels in the Outer Rim during the time of the Galactic Empire, it makes sense that they'd feature as a major faction for Kay to engage with. Though there hasn't been any new gameplay footage, players hopefully won't have to wait long to get a more comprehensive look.

Star Wars Outlaws is set to release in 2024 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

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Source: IGN