Star Wars Outlaws, PS5 vs Xbox Series X|S vs PC Performance Review > News/News
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Star Wars Outlaws launches this week on PS5, Xbox Series XS, and PC.
Powered by Massive Entertainment’s own Snowdrop engine, the game is a technological juggernaut: ray tracing, 60fps, 40fps, and the first open-world Star Wars game.
In our IGN Performance review, we get right to the heart of the matter.
00:00 Introduction
00:26 Technology, first impressions and options
01:23 PS5 vs Xbox Series X Quality Mode Visuals and Settings
02:48 PS5 vs Xbox Series X Performance Mode Visuals and Settings
03:57 PS5 vs Xbox Series X 120Hz Mode Visuals and Settings
05:25 Xbox Series S Mod Visuals & Settings & Comparison
07:10 PS5 vs Xbox Series X Performance Test
10:58 Xbox Series S Performance Test
12:06 PC First Impressions, Menus & Settings & Console Comparison
14:03 PC Setup and Performance Testing Machine 1
15:52 PC Setup and Performance Testing Machine 2
17:24 Summary
A Star Wars open world game requires strong technical demands.
- The game integrates ray tracing, demanding high performance on a wide range of hardware.
- In particular, it places significant demands on CPU and memory, which may result in performance degradation.
- The Series S addresses these demands and delivers impressive performance.
There is a performance difference between the PS5 and Series X, and it has a big impact on the gaming experience.
- The PS5 frequently experiences frame drops, while the Series X maintains relatively stable performance.
- Both consoles experience performance degradation, especially in open-world environments, but the Series X performs better.
- In complex urban areas, both devices perform poorly due to CPU and memory constraints.
In-game performance settings require a learning curve and optimization.
- The game offers several performance modes, allowing users to tweak the graphics and performance.
- Choosing performance mode is an important balance between visual quality and performance.
- On PC it supports higher resolutions, but often shows 1080p resolution depending on parameters.
Star Wars games include technical elements that take the overall user experience into account.
- The game is set to balance image quality and performance.
- Mode selection is an important factor in maintaining the performance desired by the user.
- It focuses on providing players with a special experience.
CPU and memory requirements have a huge impact on the performance of this game.
- As the game progresses, data streaming and memory usage can rapidly increase, resulting in performance degradation.
- Accordingly, CPU usage can reach 100% in extreme cases.
- You may need to change some settings to resolve this.
Star Wars Outlaws has a lot to offer you. While there are tons of options to adjust gameplay difficulty and accessibility, there’s also a lot it doesn’t tell you about.
Here are 14 things we wish we knew sooner while playing Star Wars Outlaws.
In Outlaws, you play as Kay Vess, a villain looking to make a name for herself alongside her Merqaal friend Nix. Between customizing your speeder, learning new mastery abilities, and exploring all your stealth options, you have countless ways to accomplish your various goals.
Knowing which faction is best to support in different situations, how to unlock abilities, and how to clear wanted levels when the Empire is after you are all essential to your success.
00:00 – Intro
00:20 – Nix is more useful than you think
01:19 – If possible, eavesdrop.
01:58 – Always keep your mastery in mind
02:31 – Don’t worry about eliminating all the enemies
02:53 – Speed Tips
03:46 – Be Careful What You Sell (But Don’t Sell Where)
04:11 – Explore secret and hidden paths
05:10 – Watch the pins when using data spikes
05:53 – Kay does an evasive roll
06:07 – The Imperial Army is the police
07:49 – Take out two guards at once.
08:32 – Feed Nix to unlock perks
08:51 – Story quests unlock a lot more content
09:20 – Play Wandering Silop to earn credits quickly
10:01 – Outro