Prospective Star Wars Outlaws players will want to know which subscription service they use to avoid paying extra for the game…

Since Star Wars Outlaws is finally coming to PC and consoles this week, it’s worth reminding you that there are quite a few ways to get your hands on the long-awaited title.

The first reviews of the game already appeared last weekend. Based on the varied scores, it seems that Ubisoft’s upcoming title promises to be quite controversial.

As the first open-world (non-MMO) Star Wars video game, Outlaws tells the story of Kay Vess, a resourceful rogue who confronts the Empire…

Since the title is expected to cost quite a bit of money, it’s worth checking out where and how we can get and try the game!

Star Wars Outlaws will appear on these platforms and services:

• Those who want to try Star Wars Outlaws on PC can buy it through Ubisoft Online or the Epic Games Store. It is essential to know that it is not available on Steam. If you’re not completely smitten with the game and want to try it before committing, Ubisoft and Epic Games offer similar refund options. This means you can buy and try the game for up to 2 hours. If you decide you don’t like it, you’re eligible for a refund, provided you don’t exceed the 2-hour time limit.
• By the way, if you subscribe to the Ubisoft+ Premium service for $17.99 monthly, you can access Star Wars Outlaws at no extra cost.
• Those looking to get in on the action on Xbox Series X/S can access Ubisoft+ Premium through the console. According to Microsoft’s store refund policy, a player can get a refund for a digital purchase provided the game “has not accumulated a significant amount of playtime.” Although this time is not specified, we can assume that it is also around 2 o’clock.
• According to the current situation, the above is not possible on the PlayStation 5, so if you choose this platform, you will unfortunately have to buy the Ubisoft title at full price.

Star Wars Outlaws releases on August 30 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

Source: Ubisoft