What's the difference?
Star Wars Day has been and gone, but the Force is still very much with the gaming world.
There's plenty of Jedi activity still occurring on Fortnite, and we have a lot of upcoming games to look forward to. One of which is Star Wars Outlaws.
Releasing on 30th August 2024, the exciting open-world game is available to pre-order now.
But there are a lot of editions on offer, which might make you wonder... what's the difference?
If this is the case, fear not: we're here to help. Let's take a look at all the Star Wars Outlaws editions, and see which is worth splashing out on.
As with a lot of big releases, there are multiple editions of Star Wars Outlaws - each, of course, with a different price tag. They are as follows:
But what are the differences in these editions? Is the Ultimate worth that huge price tag? Let's take a look.
Read more on Star Wars Outlaws:
You might expect the Standard Edition to only come with the base game when you pre-order, but this isn't the case. You'll also get a "pre-order bonus", which includes a cosmetic pack for your speeder, and a cosmetic for the Trailblazer spaceship. Not bad!
The Gold Edition includes both of these, three days early access, and a season pass (which includes two DLCs that will release after launch).
The Ultimate Edition, however, includes everything in the other two editions, and a Rogue Infiltrator bundle, Sabacc Shark bundle (both of these are cosmetics) and a cool digital art book. If you have the cash, it's definitely worth it!
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