Star Wars Outlaws is the first truly open-world game set in a galaxy far, far away. Fans are beyond excited to see the improvements Ubisoft has made after their already impressive work on Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.
Technology will continuously evolve in ways no one expects, and to see that integrated into video games is quite the spectacle. Ubisoft is a competent gaming company, and their work is a reflection of their commitment to keep improving.
Avatar: Frontiers Of Pandora Ran So Star Wars Outlaws Could Fly
Fans and gamers have instilled a gauge of expectation when it comes to video games. Each year, major gaming companies release a brand-new triple-A title and hook their audience with impressive visuals and more.
The French video game company has ticked all the right boxes with its recent game based on James Cameron’s popular Avatar franchise and has set the bar high for succeeding projects set in a similar space and tone as Star Wars.
Avatar's tech was wonderful. Can't wait to see how that's evolved.
— Jesse (@ItsHoje) April 5, 2024
The company has struck gold with the success of Frontiers of Pandora, which was well-received by the gaming community and provided the perfect hold-off until future installments of the movie series come out. Recent gameplay of the upcoming open-world Star Wars game has shown plenty of landscapes and environments, as well as combat that greatly shows the company’s signature.
The amount of effort that the developers have put into the game is inspiring. They went above and beyond by including an accurate depiction of the night sky that could go unnoticed, but the developers felt the need to perfect it. Little details like these can be missed, but Ubisoft wanted to bring the players to that world and will do the same for Star Wars.
Outlaws Has Fans Hyped for the Leaps in Tech
Video games allow fans to be much more involved and take part in the epic story rather than sitting on a couch and absorbing the content. Outlaws could be the greatest Star Wars game of all time if executed correctly.
From early previews of gameplay footage, the game seems to have a fast-paced nature with immersive gunplay accompanied by vehicular combat, and the visuals are exceptional, but fans are on the reservation and should manage their expectations accordingly.
Without a doubt, technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, and developers are relentlessly exploring novel methods to integrate it into their projects, inching closer to realizing lifelike worlds. Fans can expect the same level of commitment and effort Ubisoft had for Frontiers of Pandora in developing Outlaws.
The franchise has a vocal and aggressive fan base, and Ubisoft knew what they were going into, Disney would not have allowed for this collaboration until it saw what the game could bring and what the developers were capable of.
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