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First revealed six months ago in June of last year,Star Wars Outlaws, was said to be coming out in 2024. Disney has since released a new blog post on the Disney Parks website dishing out the details on what’s coming to Disney Experiences this year.

Star Wars Outlaws is all set for a release later this year.

While Ubisoft has been rather quiet about sharing details related to the game, Disney’s update has given gamers a renewed hope. Ubisoft is infamous for having delayed several titles, so even with all the hype there has been a lingering fear that the 2024 release date mentioned in the teaser might not happen. With Disney’s update now, a lot of those fears can hopefully be kept at bay for now.

The 2024 Release of Star Wars Outlaws Is on Schedule

Disney’s blogpostupdate seemingly confirms the 2024 timeline is still on schedule. The blog post detailed several new attractions coming to Disney Parks along with a Fan Event later this year. The post also mentioned the upcoming game by Ubisoft is all set to release this year.

The post touched upon the open-world game’s details a bit, with a brief synopsis. Star Wars Outlaws will let players explore iconic and brand-new planets across galaxies, while playing as the protagonist, Kay Vess. Vess was shown in the teaser as being a bandit, looking to stop running and wipe the slate clean with a fresh start in life.

As per Ubisoft CEO, delays happen to accommodate other titles.

Vess will be accompanied by Nix, a harmless-looking animal willing to do what it takes to get Vess out of trouble. To get the ultimate reward of freedom, players will have to fight, steal, and outwit the game’s biggest syndicate, while trying to get off the galaxy’s most wanted list.

The title will look to give gamers a fresh take on exploring the galaxies, moving away from the usual themes of the franchise. Last month, Narrative Director, Navid Khavari, revealed in an interview that the game’s protagonist will have “no experience with the Empire, Jedi, Rebellion or the Sith.” Khavari explained the game will aim to give players a sense of life in the underground as a true scoundrel.

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Outlawswill see players exploring familiar planets like Tatooine, Cantonica, Toshara, and several new locations. The game is said to be based on the events ofThe Empire Strikes BackandReturn of the Jedi.

While fans wait for more details to emerge, gamers will continue to keep an eye on Ubisoft to deliver the game without any further delay.

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Ubisoft’s History with Delayed Games

Back in October of last year, Ubisoft announced a one year delay on a major undisclosed title. There was no mention of the exact title that was affected, which led to speculation that the game in question might just beOutlaws. The reason given for the delay was simply to “maximize” the game’s “value creation.”

Further back last year in February, Ubisoft has an investor call to announce the cancellation of several unannounced projects. It was in this call that CEO, Yves Guillemot, had reasoned why the studio delays or cancels a project. The primary reason is to “make space for other games that are in development in the company“.

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Guillemot mentioned how the studio needs to have enough games in the pipeline for 2024, while also accompanying projects for 2025. The studio releasedAvatar: Frontiers of Pandoralast month and is working towards the release of a mobile game based onRainbow Six, andTom Clancy’s The Division Resurgenceto name a few.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crownwill be out later this month whileSkull and Boneswill be released next month after being delayed several times.Outlawsis one of the most anticipated titles this year, and unless there are any delays, it is bound to open to a successful first few days after launch.

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Ayoub Hassan Adur

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Ayoub Hassan Adur worked in the Translation Industry for more than a decade before turning to Content Writing. Ayoub loves Gaming and has also written news stories in the gaming industry for two other websites before joining FandomWire Gaming. Manchester United fan since the ’90s.

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