Star Wars Outlaws creative director admits forced stealth sections are “incredibly punishing”, says next patch will ease up on them ...Middle East

Star Wars Outlaws' next patch aims to tone down some of the action game’s “incredibly punishing” insta-fail stealth sections, alongside adding tweaks for “narrative context” at other points in the story. That’s according to creative director Julian Gerighty, who recently spoke to GamesRadar+ about what players should expect in the next update, coming “maybe in 10 days.” Read more

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