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The next big 40K adventure is nearly here, but launch is only the beginning.
In simple terms, Star Wars Outlaws currently doesn’t include any multiplayer functionality at all. But if there’s a significant desire for it, it might be developed later on; Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment have not ruled out the idea altogether.
After successfully breaking free from the grip of Balatro, the engaging roguelike poker game by indie developer LocalThunk that has been my top pick for Game of the Year, I was drawn back in today with the exciting news revealed during Nintendo Direct about a fantastic new collaboration. The ‘Friends of Jimbo’ update for Balatro is now live and free across all platforms! Unfortunately, you won’t be able to romance our Joker friend as in the original Witcher game, but this time it’s just a stylish addition to your card decks. New cards from various franchises have been included, such as Vampire Survivors, Dave the Diver, and Among Us. Upon seeing the announcement, I immediately grabbed my Steam Deck, only to find myself initially puzzled about how to get the new cards. Here’s a quick guide on where to activate them.
Using PlayStation controllers on Windows PC just got better.
In 2021, when Ubisoft and developer Massive Entertainment first hinted at a Star Wars game they were working on without revealing details, people remained curious until last year when it was officially unveiled as Star Wars Outlaws during Microsoft’s Xbox Games Showcase. Since then, anticipation for this single-player open-world title has escalated dramatically, with fans eagerly looking forward to exploring the shady criminal underbelly of the galaxy.