Jabba’s Gambit, an exclusive mission for Massive Entertainment’s upcoming Star Wars Outlaws game that is headlined by one of the franchise’s most popular characters, will only be available to season pass owners, Ubisoft has confirmed. The season pass is included with the Gold and Ultimate editions of the game, which cost $110 and $130, respectively, as well as the Premium tier of Ubisoft+, Ubisoft’s game subscription service.
Get the season pass with:
- Gold Edition ($109.99)
- Ultimate Edition ($129.99)
- Ubisoft+ ($17.99/month)
A breakdown of the contents:
Ubisoft on its season pass, additional DLCs, and Jabba mission:
- “Expand your galactic journey with the Season Pass! (Only available for pre-order with Gold or Ultimate edition, or with Ubisoft+ Premium).”
- “Unlock two additional narrative expansions coming after launch, a Day 1 exclusive mission with Jabba and additional cosmetics for Kay and Nix.”
- “Keep exploring the world of Star Wars Outlaws with all-new stories, quests, and areas to discover in two additional narrative expansions that will release after launch.”
- “Just as Kay is putting together a crew for the Canto Bight heist, she receives a job from Jabba the Hutt himself. Turns out that ND-5 owes Jabba a debt from years ago, and he has come to collect…”
A story trailer:
Navid Khavari, narrative director, also had this to say about the Jabba mission:
The legendary Hutt Cartel represent one of the criminal syndicates that Kay will encounter during her journey across the Outer Rim. Kay and Nix will come face to face with their leader Jabba in his iconic throne room on Tatooine but the Hutt presence will be felt across other locations and planets too, where you will meet some new faces of the Hutt Cartel, so you’ll need to be careful as your reputation will follow you.
Discussion (5 replies)
Join Discussion →Ah, here we go. Was waiting for the shoe to drop.
Wow.. buybtje expensive version or don't enjoy the full game. Sigh ..
Didn't realize this was going to be a Ubisoft game. going to have to pass.
Yeah, they are pretty much at the bottom of my list. I'm a little interested the Avatar game but they continually nickel and dime gamers enough to the point I just don't like them and there's no way I'm paying $109 or getting a subscription service just to have the complete game, and they can spin this mission any way they want but a character that well known, in a game that literally is titled Outlaws, shouldn't be some kind of add-on.
There's already some controversy for this game online regarding the main character design and the actress used for her so this isn't going to help it and I'll be surprised if this doesn't flop. A shame though because I do think it has potential and could be a lot of fun.
Hey look! A justification to screw them and resort to Piracy!
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I totally believe in paying developers for something I enjoy, but when a developer does something like this? Screw them.
They don't deserve to earn a penny. I hope 100% of everyone pirates it and they go broke.