Star Wars Outlaws: A Galactic Adventure Inspired by Samurai and Open Worlds
Star Wars Outlaws' creative director, Julian Gerighty, recently revealed the surprising influences behind the game's development, drawing inspiration from both samurai action and expansive open-world RPGs. This blend of influences promises a unique Star Wars experience.
The Ghost of Tsushima Influence:
Gerighty cited Ghost of Tsushima as a major inspiration, praising its immersive world design and cohesive gameplay. He aimed to replicate this sense of immersion within the Star Wars universe, allowing players to truly inhabit the role of a galactic outlaw. The focus is on a seamless narrative experience, where the story, world, and characters work together harmoniously. The parallels between the samurai's journey and the outlaw's path were key in shaping this vision.
Learning from Assassin's Creed Odyssey:
Assassin's Creed Odyssey's vast, explorable world and RPG elements also significantly influenced Outlaws. Gerighty consulted directly with the Odyssey team, gaining invaluable insights into managing world size and traversal. While admiring Odyssey's scale, Gerighty opted for a more focused, narrative-driven experience in Outlaws, aiming for a compelling and accessible adventure of a manageable length, unlike Odyssey's extensive playtime.
Embracing the Outlaw Fantasy:
The core concept driving Outlaws is the classic Star Wars scoundrel archetype, reminiscent of Han Solo. The game aims to capture the thrill of being a rogue in a galaxy brimming with opportunity. This focus allows for a diverse range of activities, from cantina games of Sabacc to piloting starships and exploring diverse planets. The seamless integration of these activities enhances the immersive outlaw experience.
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