There are 4 major crime syndicates that Kay can work with featured in Star Wars Outlaws: the Hutts, the Pykes, the Crimson Dawn, and the Ashiga Clan. Each syndicate has its own goals that it wants ...

T he Star Wars galaxy is full of some very dangerous crime syndicates. Operating across an expansive galaxy-wide underworld, ...

The Pyke Syndicate will be a recognisable name to anyone who watched The Book of Boba Fett or Star Wars: The Clone Wars TV series, but don’t expect them to look exactly like how you remember.

You can check your Syndicate Reputation in Star Wars Outlaws by opening your Reputation menu, this can be found in the same place as your Map and a 'Reputation' tab will be at the top of your screen.

How to Get Syndicate Rewards in Star Wars Outlaws. Your Reputation is a constantly moving meter that tracks how well-liked Kay is from each of the Crime Syndicates found across Star Wars Outlaws. ...

Star Wars Outlaws succeeds at showing the real impact of Star Wars’ crime syndicates, something projects like Solo and The Book of Boba Fett failed to do.

Star Wars Outlaws sends players on a planet-hopping adventure as Kay Vess, an up-and-coming scoundrel type who mingles with the galaxy’s underworld as she pursues a new life. Unlike a lot of ...

If you think the “Star Wars” cantina scene is just another Friday night with friends or Jabba the Hutt reminds you of a guy you owe money, Star Wars Outlaws may be the game you’re looking for.

There are four crime syndicates in play in Star Wars: Outlaws, and each has a unique look, specific areas on every planet, and a big bad boss you'll have to parlay with.

Throughout the two-day tour, it’s a turn of phrase that comes up frequently, and serves as the mission statement for what Star Wars Outlaws — out Aug. 30 — wants to achieve.. As explained ...

More like this Star Wars Outlaws: A Pirate’s Fortune Is a Love Letter to Hondo Ohnaka “Across all of [the syndicates], there are fierce rivalries that Kay is going to have to navigate ...

Ubisoft’s new adventure succeeds at showing the real impact of Star Wars’ crime syndicates. + By Chris Connor Posted Sept. 12, 2024, 8:30 p.m.