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Star Wars: Desperado will focus on "one-line narrative" and will not bring multiple endings to the game.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 20:26:08 10月02日 Update

CTOnews.com, Sept. 3 (Xinhua) Star Wars: extrajudicial fanatics has been expected by a large number of players with its game IP and its claimed "Freedom". CTOnews.com earlier reported that officials had previously said that "it has an incredible partnership with Ditney and Lucas Pictures" to create works that satisfy fans.

Navid Khavari, the narrative director of this book, revealed in an interview with foreign media Game Informer a few days ago that the game will focus on "one-line narrative ending". Although the player's choice is very important, the game will not actually provide multiple endings.

It is reported that Khavari said that the game's reputation system will bring changes to each game process, but this will not lead to multiple endings. Khavari also claims that players' choices in the game have more to do with "prestige" than specific narrative events.

▲ source official screenshot of Star Wars Jedi: survivor had previously been reported by foreign media Tech News Space that the PC version of the game will not be available on Steam and Epic Games, but will be exclusively sold through Ubisoft Connect. Officials have previously said that in addition to PC, the game will also be available on PS5, Xbox Series S | X game consoles.

▲ source "Star Wars: Desperado" poster "Star Wars: Desperado" is set between "Empire strikes back" and "return of the Jedi". Players will play a budding villain, Kai Weiss, and work with good partner Knicks to seek freedom in a dangerous universe and try to start a new life.

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