Star Wars Outlaws is reportedly done growing. A June 12 report from insider FivesWalker claims Ubisoft has scrapped plans for a sequel, and that the original DLC roadmap of six packs was cut down to the two that actually shipped, Wild Card and A Pirate's Fortune. Ubisoft hasn't commented.
Why it matters
If accurate, the first open-world Star Wars game is now a complete, finished object rather than a growing platform. That's bad news for anyone hoping Kay Vess's story continues, and it says something about how Ubisoft judged the game's commercial performance despite the post-launch patches that genuinely improved it.
There's a silver lining for players, though: a game that's done is a game you can buy whole. No waiting for a roadmap to finish, no season pass math beyond the two existing packs.
The details
- The claim: sequel plans scrapped, DLC support ended at two of six planned packs. Reported by TwistedVoxel with the six-DLC detail via KitGuru.
- This is an insider report, not an announcement. Ubisoft's official channels still list A Pirate's Fortune (May 2025) as the latest content update.
- The base game plus both DLCs regularly bundles deep on sale, and the game in its current patched state is substantially better than at launch.
If you were waiting for Outlaws to be "finished" before buying: it appears to be finished. Grab the complete edition on a sale and you're getting everything there will ever be.
