Star Wars Outlaws finally came to Steam last week. Unfortunately, there’s also an issue with the latest version of Windows that makes it so the sci-fi open-world adventure and other Ubisoft games don’t work.

An array of Ubisoft games including Star Wars Outlaws, Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora are broken on some devices running Windows 11 with version update 24H2 installed. As such, Microsoft has blocked the Windows upgrade for some.

Star Wars Outlaws has dropped in price a second time before the Black Friday sales, now $30 off at select retailers.

A few months after it first launched, Star Wars Outlaws is getting some major updates. First up is the game’s first batch of downloadable content, which adds a new storyline involving Lando Calrissian and what appears to be a very dangerous game of Sabacc.

Ubisoft releases title update 1.4 for Star Wars Outlaws, continuing to fix and add quality of life improvements including one controversial mechanic.

Ubisoft has released the huge and highly anticipated Title Update 1.4.0 for Star Wars Outlaws on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, and PC, which, perhaps most notably, cuts stealth requirements from almost the entire game.

The latest Star Wars Outlaws update is a doozy, focusing mostly on removing one of the biggest issues players had with the game: forced stealth.

This is $20 off of the retail price so if you want to start your discount bonanza early, then now’s the time to snap up your first deal of the Black Friday season. This deal is also available in the UK, where you can pick up the game for just £49.99.

If you enjoyed playing Star Wars Outlaws-- or even if you're not quite finished with your current playthrough of the video game-- the fun is far from over. There's a new DLC available, offering players more time with Kay Vess and further immersion into this side of the Star Wars universe.

If you're ready to get into the first expansion in Star Wars Outlaws, here's how to start the Wild Card portion of the game.