What planets are in Star Wars Outlaws? All confirmed locations Ubisoft \/ LucasfilmStar Wars Outlaws is the first ever open-world game set in the galaxy far, far away, but exactly which planets are we going to be able to explore? From familiar holes in the wall on Tatooine to brand new areas on the Moon of Toshara, here\u2019s every location that\u2019s been confirmed thus far. Star Wars Outlaws is set to make history as the IP\u2019s first true open-world game. While EA\u2019s Jedi series boasted large areas with multiple branching paths to explore, Outlaws ups the ante with full planets and multiple sprawling cities to navigate. So as the first of its kind, just which planets are set to be featured as their own distinct open worlds? While some will be familiar to even casual Star Wars fans, others are deep cuts only the hardcore crowd will recognize at first. One is even a brand new location designed by Ubisoft in collaboration with Lucasfilm. Below is the full rundown on every planet confirmed to be explorable in the upcoming Star Wars Outlaws game. Contents: Every confirmed planet in Star Wars Outlaws Akiva Akiva is a rather hot planet in the Outer Rim, known predominantly for its stormy weather, with thunder and rainstorms all too common. Having entered Star Wars canon in the Aftermath novel series, Outlaws marks the first time this location has been properly visualized in Star Wars media. Myrra is the capital city of Akiva, described as a sprawling web of interconnected streets, locals use bala-bala speeders to turn tight corners and navigate the narrow pathways. Not to mention, it\u2019s all built atop some fascinating elements under the planet\u2019s surface. We know for certain Akiva once housed an enormous droid construction facility underground, and rumors suggest the city sits atop a maze of ancient catacombs. Outlaws Creative Director Julian Gerighty has also teased the planet\u2019s unique cantina at the center of it all. Called the Alkazar, this hub \u201chas a huge tree in the middle\u201d and attracts all sorts of \u201cpatrons you will get to know\u201d over the course of the game. Cantonica Cantonica is set to appear in Star Wars Outlaws, though it appears we\u2019ll be mostly traveling through its coastal city, Canto Bight. That name might ring a few bells for fans of the series as Canto Bight was a key location in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. A vibrant, flourishing city, Canto Bight is where much of the galaxy\u2019s ultra-elites like to spend their time. With exorbitant gambling, races to watch, and the finest food and drinks to enjoy, it\u2019s often called a \u201cplayground of the most glamorous beings in the galaxy.\u201d Naturally, we can expect plenty of mini-games here in Outlaws, some high-stakes Sabacc wouldn\u2019t be out of place. Perhaps it\u2019s here we even bump into Lando Calrissian, a beloved character already confirmed to make an appearance in the game. Outlaws\u2019 protagonist Kay Vess just so happens to be from Cantonica, though she doesn\u2019t quite come from a wealthy family, that we know of. Rather, it\u2019s been confirmed Vess grew up in Canto Bight\u2019s Worker\u2019s District. She\u2019ll no doubt have plenty to say upon returning to her home planet and seeing the many sights and sounds she never could before. Kijimi We\u2019ve seen Kijimi at the worst of times. This planet located in the Mid Rim Territories was ultimately eviscerated in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, in a show of force from the First Order. Obviously, with Outlaws taking place well before the events of the sequel trilogy, we get to see the planet in its prime. Known as a haven for criminals, this location had no central governing body. Thus, it was a rather lawless region, one rife with scoundrels. It boasts mountainous terrain though with its chilly weather, you certainly won\u2019t want to be out in the snow for long. During our own hands-on time with Outlaws, we got to explore a small chunk of Kijimi, warming up in some local cantinas, playing Sabacc, and listening to words of wisdom from the locals. Tatooine If you\u2019ve engaged with anything even tangentially related to Star Wars, there\u2019s every chance you\u2019ve seen Tatooine before. As one of the most-visited locations in the franchise, the sandy Outer Rim planet will once again be on display in Outlaws, though perhaps with a greater level of detail than ever before. We know for certain its iconic cantina will be brought to life in-game, and that we\u2019ll be dealing with Jabba The Hutt as one of the main syndicate leaders at the time, but exactly how much of Tatooine we get to explore remains a mystery. Toshara Not a planet but a moon, Toshara is a brand-new location built from the ground up for Outlaws. Ubisoft worked closely with Lucasfilm in designing the location and ensuring it fit well within the Star Wars canon. Found in the Toshaal system, the planet features Savannah-like terrain, though much of its taller structures have degraded over time as a result of staggeringly strong winds. Known as a hub for criminal activity, we\u2019ll no doubt be spending plenty of time on Toshara. With a huge city in Mirogana, it sounds like Kay will be visiting this moon a great deal throughout her adventure. For now, that\u2019s every location confirmed to appear in Star Wars Outlaws. Though as the galaxy is far bigger than we can imagine, there\u2019s always a chance a few surprises are thrown in along the way. We\u2019ll be sure to keep you posted here with any further details as we learn more.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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