This month, Star Wars Outlaws featured his cover. Sports Informer. Regardless of your history with the series, there’s no denying the impact Star Wars has had on the pop culture landscape. The original trilogy inspired countless other pieces of media, and the subsequent releases have all been notable for one reason or another. But it was the original trilogy that mass entertainment — the team behind games like The Division, The Division 2, and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora — chose to make their playground. We traveled to the coastal city of Malmö, Sweden, to learn all about the open-world roguelike adventure set in a galaxy far, far away.
Our cover art this month, provided by Massive Entertainment, shows Kay Vess, the protagonist of the story, and her partner Nix, in a cantina, presumably accepting a job. Cantinas serve as a gathering place for the kind of nerds that Kay and Nix seek out for work. On the back cover, we get a glimpse of one of the criminal groups Kay can accept jobs for: the Pike Syndicate. In our 12-page cover story on Star Wars Outlaws you can learn more about Kay, Nix, the syndicates they deal with, the reputation system, and more!
But that’s not all there is to this latest issue. Sports Informer! Marcus Stewart visited Bandai Namco in Irvine, California to get his hands on Sandland, ILCA’s anticipated action title. Speaking of the great Akira Toriyama, Kyle Hilliard takes some time to pay tribute to the legendary manga and anime icon in this issue. On the topic of hot-button issues, Wesley LeBlanc spoke to several game developers who are using artificial intelligence in different ways to learn their reasoning and try to understand the ethics of doing so. Zachary Avery interviews and writes an in-depth profile of the team behind indie publishing label Finji (as well as several developers who have published under Finji), while Marcus Stewart shares the runaway success behind poker-inspired roguelite Balatro. Talked to the developers about. Finally, I traveled to Los Angeles, California to attend Capcom Cup X to meet the director and producer of Street Fighter 6 and see the $1 million grand prize for the first time.
This is on top of our standard preview suite. In this issue, you’ll read previews for Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree, Dune: Awakening, Kingmakers, MechWarrior 5: Clans, TopSpin 2K25, and more!
Here’s a closer look at the cover:
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