In their first impressions of “Star Wars Outlaws,” the host shares a positive take on the game’s vibrant environment, engaging mechanics, and narrative depth, despite concerns about the third-person perspective causing motion sickness. They appreciate the progression system, combat strategies, and the authentic Star Wars aesthetic, expressing excitement to explore more of the game.
In the video, the host shares their first impressions of “Star Wars Outlaws” after playing for about two hours. They express a preference for first-person games and voice their concern about the third-person perspective, which typically gives them motion sickness. Despite this, they dive into the gameplay, navigating through a vibrant environment that feels reminiscent of the Star Wars universe. The initial setting is a cantina where the character K is introduced, and the gameplay involves interacting with various characters and completing tasks.
As the gameplay progresses, the host experiments with lock-picking mechanics, which they find similar to those in other games like “Fallout” and “Starfield.” They appreciate the climbing mechanics, drawing parallels to “Jedi: Fallen Order” and “Jedi: Survivor.” The host mentions engaging in dialogue options, like bluffing their way into a club, which adds to the immersive experience. They also encounter combat scenarios that require strategic thinking, emphasizing the importance of stealth and infiltration over brute force.
The host highlights the progression system in the game, where players can learn new abilities from experts through their actions. They find this method of learning through gameplay rewarding and engaging. The graphics and overall aesthetic of the game receive praise, with the host feeling that it captures the essence of the Star Wars universe effectively. They dismiss criticisms regarding the game’s visuals, stating that it looks and feels authentic to the franchise.
While navigating through the game, the host experiences various challenges, including combat and hacking mechanics that require quick thinking and skill. They describe the feeling of vulnerability in the character K, which contrasts with the typical “Mary Sue” archetype often seen in games. The character’s journey feels personal, with the host appreciating the narrative depth that allows K to navigate her own path in a universe filled with complexities.
Overall, the host concludes that “Star Wars Outlaws” provides an immersive experience that feels true to the Star Wars lore. They express excitement about exploring more of the game and discovering its intricacies. The video ends with an invitation for viewers to subscribe for more content related to the game, as the host plans to continue sharing their journey through “Star Wars Outlaws.”