Star Wars Outlaws DLC roadmap revealed, and the best part may be the return of a fan favorite who dominated the beloved Clone Wars and Rebels animated series
Aug. 5, 2024Hondo Ohnaka’s big comeback is upon us
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We’ve known for some time thatStar Wars Outlawswould feature a season pass offering a selection of additional story content, but today publisherUbisoftpublished a full roadmap outlining what to expect from the DLC.
Hondo’s appearance will likely be the nicest surprise here for long-time Star Wars fans. The lovable pirate first appeared in a 2009 episode of The Clone Wars, and quickly became a fan-favorite, continuing to appear throughout the show and the subsequent animated series, Rebels. He hasn’t entirely disappeared from Star Wars media in the years since those shows wound down, making occasional appearances in books and comics over the years - and heck, he’s even a major fixture at one of the Galaxy’s Edge rides atDisney. But his appearance in Outlaws might just be his most prominent role yet.
Both story packs will be available either as part of the season pass or for standalone purchase. On top of these post-launch expansions, the Outlaws season pass also includes two bonuses on launch day - a Han Solo-inspired cosmetic pack, and that Jabba the Hutt mission that proved somewhat controversial a few months ago. (No,Jabba is not exclusive to the DLC.)
Looking for a breakdown ofStar Wars Outlaws planets? Everything you need to know is at that link.
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