Star Wars Outlaws: A Pirate's Fortune

Nor is there anything really groundbreaking in the four or so hours I played A Pirate's Fortune. The Refractor ship is limited to the Khepi system because it can't jump into hyperspace, and after a while of searching for contraband and getting rid of some winged creatures you'd rather go back to your beloved, upgraded, ND-5 powered Starfighter, which has a bit of a repetitive role this time around. I don't regret playing this DLC and I had a pretty good time, but I'm not crazy about it, nor can we allow it to remain so broken. With Star Wars Outlaws recently ported to PS5 Pro and coming soon to Nintendo Switch 2 without finishing polishing the original, one of the big problems with Ubisoft, open-world games, and the industry in general is once again evident: ambition gets out of hand in a hurry and what could be great stays just big for too long.