Ubisoft counted on the huge success of Star Wars Outlaws and prepared 6 add-ons instead of two

According to a reliable insider on the Star Wars universe, known under the nickname FivesWalker, the original plan for supporting the game Star Warrs Outlaws involved the release of six story expansions, not two, as came out in reality. The reason is that Ubisoft management was confident that the project would be “MUCH more successful” than it actually was.

Star Wars Outlaws was expected to be much more successful than it turned out to be. Initially, 6 additions were planned, one of which was supposed to be directly related to the novel. And yes, a sequel was even planned.

Star Wars Outlaws faced a mixed reaction: technical roughness at launch coincided with a culture war over the appearance of the main character and general fatigue with sandboxes. Over time, gamers began to reconsider their opinion, appreciating the adventures of Kay and Nyx, but this could not save the situation.

It was previously reported that the Outlaws sequel was canceled due to low sales. The news of six planned DLCs is further confirmation of how catastrophic the discrepancy between expectations and reality has been for the publisher. Now fans can only guess what other adventures are in store for Kay and her little companion.

9 Jedi Who Survived Darth Vader

Darth Vader worked for decades to destroy all the Jedi, and only nine of them managed to survive. Order 66, by any measure, was a phenomenal success for Emperor Palpatine: nearly 10,000 Force Knights across the galaxy died in an instant.

Only the most powerful, most skilled and incredibly lucky managed to survive the wrath of Darth Sidious. Moreover, in the entire Star Wars canon we know of only a few who managed to escape.

Who Ryan Gosling Plays in Star Wars: Starfighter Revealed

With The Mandalorian and Grogu likely to gross the smallest box office in Star Wars history under Disney, attention will soon turn to Starfighter. Will the film be able to “save” a franchise for the big screen that has existed only on streaming for more than six years?

The director is Shawn Levy, who knows how to shoot projects that audiences like. Just remember the comic book film Deadpool and Wolverine, which grossed more than $1 billion.

The plot of the film takes place after Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Sunrise". This is the first big title that will show events after the sequel trilogy. This carries certain risks, although Ryan Gosling in the lead role gives hope for success at the box office (just look at “The End of the World Project”).

Some potential plot details for Starfighter have recently leaked online. Now there are details about the main characters from the FivesWalker insider on the social network.

Is Galactic Racer finally giving Star Wars racing its own identity?

Star Wars racing has always had one problem.

This event has already reached the peak of its popularity in people's memory.

For many players, the conversation begins and ends with Star Wars Episode I: Racer. Fast podracing, dangerous tracks, roaring alien engines and Sebulba, the most unbearable villain in the world of motorsports. This game turned one episode of The Phantom Menace into one of the most beloved Star Wars games of its time.

So the big question for Star Wars: Galactic Racer isn't just whether the game can be fun.

The question is whether he can escape the influence of the ghost of podracing.

Leslye Headland "still wants to star in season 2 of 'The Acolyte' after Disney+ boosted the show's ratings"

As more people watch the first season of The Acolyte, leading to its re-entering the charts, Empire asked showrunner Leslye Headland if she would return for a second season if the project gets greenlight. “I would still like to do it! Absolutely,” she replied.

Star Wars Comics Announcement: June 10, 2026

On Wednesday, 1 new Star Wars comic will hit store shelves.

Star Race, a deadly podracer race through the streets of Janix, attracts thousands of spectators and players from across the galaxy. Fortunes are won and lost here... and lives too! Benjamin Percy, Madibek Musabekov and Luis Guerrero continue to take us on an exciting adventure in the fourth issue of “Shadow of Maul.”

Star Wars Zero Company received a release date at Summer Game Fest 2026 - a strategy with Anakin and a flexible squad system

At Summer Game Fest 2026, Jeff Kbley presented a new trailer for Star Wars Zero Company and confirmed the release date - August 27, 2026. For Star Wars fans, this is one of those announcements that's hard to miss: a rare franchise strategy that tries to combine story-driven scope with tactical gameplay.

The trailer showed controllable units of different types, which hints at Zero Company's flexible formation system. Separately, the appearance of Anakin Skywalker is intriguing - it is not yet clear whether he will be a playable character or part of the story. Such uncertainty, frankly, only fuels interest.

The game will be released on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S in standard and Deluxe versions with different price models, and an upgrade between them will be available separately.

The release date for the Star Wars add-on for PowerWash Simulator 2 has finally arrived

The galaxy is dirty, and it looks like the Rebellion is outsourcing.

The PowerWash Simulator 2 Star Wars Pack now has a release date of July 16, 2026. This paid DLC will add dirt, ships, locations and a suspiciously large amount of galactic dust from the Star Wars universe to FuturLab's highly entertaining cleaning simulator.

On the official PowerWash Simulator 2: STAR WARS Pack page on Steam the release date is indicated as July 16 and it is confirmed that the DLC requires a basic game.

Yes, it's true.

Someone looked at Star Wars, a franchise known for grit, grease, broken equipment, Rebel hangars, Imperial metal, soot, and questionable maintenance standards, and rightly decided: this galaxy needs a pressure washer.

Kenner 1977 Darth Vader First Shot Figure Sells for $51,241 at Goldin's Star Wars Vintage Auction

Goldin has completed its 2026 Star Wars vintage auction, setting multiple records for vintage action figures, vehicles and collectibles. Topping the list was Kenner's 1977 Darth Vader First Shot figure, which sold for $51,241, setting a new all-time record.

This Supermarket Together mod turns LEGO Star Wars into merchandise on store shelves

Most Star Wars modifications understand the obvious fantastic nature of this idea.

Lightsabers. Blasters. Clones. Sith. Space battles. Darth Vader arrives to ruin everyone's day.

This man understands a much stranger truth:

Someone has to fill the shelves with goods.

A new mod for Supermarket Together called Lego Star Wars 2014 – Custom Products adds 16 LEGO Star Wars 2014 sets to the cooperative supermarket management game. Created by AriZume, the mod turns classic LEGO Star Wars boxes into real goods that players can sell, price, arrange, and presumably panic when buyers start to see the Imperial Star Destroyer as an impulse buy.