The first story pack, The Sky Breaker, launches in Summer 2024, followed by Secrets of the Spire in Fall. Both add new missions and areas.
Based on James Cameron's blockbuster movies, the open world title launches on December 7th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC.
Haptic Feedback offers different vibrations when traversing terrain, and the Adaptive Triggers make each weapon feel unique.
"We want you to feel immersed and like you're really on Pandora," says game director Ditte Deenfeldt about the perspective.
However, if the host has reached a later part in the story, the other player can't access it without progressing to the same point.
Massive Entertainment and Ubisoft's open world title is set to launch for PC and current-gen consoles on December 7.
Battle the RDA in the air, assault their bases or embark on side quests across Pandora to rescue people in the upcoming open-world shooter.
Hands-on previews have gone live for Ubisoft's upcoming open world title, revealing new gameplay details.
The first person open world action-adventure game is set to launch for PC and current-gen consoles on December 7.
It's likely that the company is referring to Star Wars Outlaws, which previous reports had alleged was targeting a Q1 2024 launch.
According to a recent report, many games media personnel got the opportunity to play through three hours of the game.
The open-world title's PC version also supports high refresh rates, many-core CPUs, Ultrawide displays, and Nvidia DLSS.
Seasons will now last four months as the development team allocates "more time and resources" for technical improvements.
Protagonist Kay Vess also won't get a lightsaber since this "isn't a story about the Jedi," per creative director Julian Gerighty.
Massive Entertainment's open world Star Wars game will see players traveling to several hubs of scum and villainy.
Director Julian Gerighty also talks about the inspiration behind Toshara and building Tatooine using the concept of "virtual tourism."
Developer Massive Entertainment also confirms that there is no planet in the game that is fully procedurally generated.
"Sanctioned" players will also have their account progression rolled back to reverse any progression gained through the exploit.
More details have emerged on Star Wars Outlaws' Wanted system, Reputation system, and more.
Neither of Massive Entertainment's upcoming open world titles will be available on Epic Games Store or Steam, it seems.
