Star Wars Outlaws is the first open-world Star Wars game, an action-adventure from Massive Entertainment set between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. You play Kay Vess, a scoundrel and aspiring thief, alongside her companion creature Nix, pulling off a galaxy-spanning heist while navigating the dangerous politics of the criminal syndicates.
The game blends third-person blaster combat, stealth, speeder-bike traversal across open planets, space dogfighting, and minigames like sabacc. Its signature system is Reputation: every syndicate — Pyke, Hutt, Crimson Dawn, Ashiga — tracks how they feel about Kay, and your choices and missions raise standing with one faction while souring another, opening or closing opportunities and vendors.
Outlaws nails the lived-in scoundrel fantasy and the Star Wars aesthetic — cantinas, bustling settlements, and authentic worlds. It launched with rough stealth design and some jank that patches have improved, but as a freewheeling Star Wars adventure built around being a charming criminal, it scratches an itch no other game does.
Four criminal syndicates track your standing. Missions and choices raise one faction while angering another, reshaping opportunities.
Explore open-world planets by speeder bike and dogfight in space aboard the Trailblazer, seamlessly traveling between worlds.
Kay's creature companion distracts enemies, retrieves items, and attacks on command — central to stealth and combat.
Sabacc card games, lockpicking, slicing, and heists deliver the authentic Star Wars underworld fantasy.