How long is Star Wars Outlaws?

Star Wars Outlaws is full of optional content, with lots of side quests to explore

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If you want to know how long Star Wars Outlaws lasts, then we’ve been playing it and can tell you exactly what time it’ll take to beat, however you want to play it. Sandbox games usually take a while, depending on how much exploring and side content you chase, and this is no exception.

If you’re curious to know, we’ve listed all potential Star Wars Outlaws lengths below, including the length of the main campaign, how much side content you can expect to find, and even playtimes for those who are out to reach 100% completion.

How long to beat Star Wars Outlaws?

Having played Star Wars Outlaws here’s how long it takes to beat it, with different lengths depending on the kind of playthrough you’re planning:

Obviously these are estimates that will vary depending on your skill, familiarity with the game, and what kind of difficulty you want to playKay Vess’s story on. That said, the big factor is how much side content you want to experience inStar Wars Outlaws. As I mentioned,Ubisoftsandboxes have a reputation for being stuffed with optional content, and Outlaws is no exception. It’s also a game that’s has got some challenge to it and might be a little harder than some people expect, so while doing side content isn’t exactly mandatory, side quests like unlocking all theStar Wars Outlaws Experts and Abilitiesare going to help you progress and smooth out the experience of the main story.

Check out ourStar Wars Outlaws reviewto get a deep dive of what we thought of the game overall.

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