Here is how to improve the speeder bike in Star Wars Outlaws, making it viable, even entertaining to use!

Not much is yet known about the next Mass Effect game, but there is one key aspect of Star Wars Outlaws it would do well to draw inspiration from.

Perhaps this is me stating the obvious but Star Wars Outlaws isn't the typical run-of-the-mill game. In a franchise where the war between Jedis and Siths and

As players traverse through the world of Star Wars Outlaws, in a galaxy far, far away, they will come across some of the most iconic settings from the

A core mechanic in Star Wars Outlaws revolves around working for and partnering with the various crime syndicates that control this portion of the galaxy. You’ll encounter four you can work with: Pyke Syndicate,

Star Wars Outlaws is here, continuing Ubisoft's recent trend of superimposing its reliable formula onto big-name movie IP. Does Star Wars Outlaws play things safe, or does it use the new setting as an excuse to toy around with new ideas?

The first open-word game from the galaxy far, far away feels like the Han Solo simulator we've been waiting for.

From Hidden Fortress to Flash Gordon, Massive Entertainment has taken everything that inspired George Lucas to bring us right back to the heart of the story

Jet Kondo is the former owner of Kay’s ship The Trailblazer but more importantly, is also an infamous smuggler who is spoken about in only whispers during Star Wars Outlaws. Throughout his many heists and holdups,

I’ve heard Star Wars Outlaws described as the most “okay” game of all time, with nothing overtly exceptional standing out in its 16-hour campaign. I disagree to some extent. Ubisoft may not always strike gold,