Star Wars Outlaws Adds Paint-Free ‘Explorer Mode’

Star Wars Outlaws, developed by Massive Entertainment and published by Ubisoft, introduces an Explorer Mode allowing players to turn off the guiding yellow paint on navigational elements. This feature caters to those who find such guidance too intrusive while still considering accessibility for others. Explorer Mode, reminiscent of options available in recent Assassin’s Creed games, addresses the gaming community's ongoing debate about in-game guidance and player autonomy. Additionally, the game incorporates vast open worlds, with three out of five planets being traversable in under five minutes on a speeder.

Explorer Mode in Star Wars Outlaws is a gameplay option that lets players turn off the yellow paint markers that guide navigation and highlight interactable elements, providing a more immersive experience while still keeping accessibility in mind for those who prefer visual guidance.

Star Wars Outlaws is an open-world game set in the iconic Star Wars universe. Players will navigate a galaxy fraught with danger, engaging in Uncharted-like climbing sequences, completing puzzles, and exploring detailed environments. As part of Ubisoft’s portfolio, this game continues the trend of offering customizable gaming experiences, much like what players have seen in recent Assassin’s Creed titles. This makes it appealing for fans of expansive, story-driven gameplay with options catering to varied gameplay preferences.