Star Wars Outlaws released last week to decent, if slightly lukewarm reception from cr𒀰itics, with a Metacritic score currently sitting at respectable 76 - a score t𝐆hat creative director Julian Gerighty mentions that he's a "little disappointed" in.
"I'm a little disappointed with the Metacritic; Of course, recognition from press and critics is very important to us, but players are really connecting with what we did," Gerighty said in an interview with GamesRadar+. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Star Wars Outlaws is the team's first attempt at an open-world Star Wars game, and it's not without its fair share of problems, such as those who purchased the early access version having to start 🐼their file🍃 over or potentially face game-breaking bugs.
Despite the problems along the way, Gerighty says that there's a "level of prid𓂃e🦹, happiness, and sense of accomplishment" amongst the team. Outlaws was in development for roughly four years and the team "literally reached for the stars."
Even with a disappointing Metacritic score, Gerighty ref♔lects on parts of the game that bring him joy. "Honestly, it's brought me so much joy to see the incredible images being captured and shared. And I think that's proof positive that this is an experience like no other Star Wars experience before, that le𝕴ts you step into this world and enjoy some virtual tourism."
While Star Wars Outlaws may not have received the Metacritic score the team hoped for, Gerighty mentions "this will b🅺e a game that millions of people are going to play for years and years, and we're never going to stop improv🍒ing it." he goes on to say "Well, that's a lie," he laughs – we'll probably stop improving it, but today my mind is not on stopping improving it."
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