You can trust VideoGamer. Our team of gaming experts spend hours testing and reviewing the latest games, to ensure you're reading the most comprehensive guide possible. Rest assured, all imagery and advice is unique and original. Check out how we test and review games here Star Wars is one of the biggest franchises of all time, which is why it should’ve been a guaranteed success for Ubisoft. However, despite being set in the galaxy far, far away, Star Wars Outlaws was a huge disappointment. Ubisoft have worked a lot to make the game significantly better, and now PS5 gamers can play three hours of Star Wars Outlaws for free ahead of its DLC release. How to play Star Wars Outlaws free on PS5 PS5 gamers can play three hours of Star Wars Outlaws for free on PS5 by downloading the newly added demo from the PSN store, as announced by Ubisoft. According to Insider Gaming, the demo is “approximately 30 GB in size”. If you didn’t play Star Wars Outlaws before due to middling reviews and impressions, then now is the perfect time to give it a shot. Granted, three hours isn’t much when the game can take tens of hours to beat, but it will let you briefly experience the characters and set up to the story, as well as briefly explore the first open-world planet. Ubisoft have also made a lot of improvements to the game’s performance, as well as made changes to the gameplay and required stealth sections since launch. In addition to the demo, Ubisoft has deals available on the PSN store for both the Deluxe and Gold editions. Below are the prices and what each edition contains via PSN store: Deluxe edition – £44.99 (50% off £88.99) – exp. April 24th Sabacc Shark bundle Rogue Infiltrator bundle Digital art book Upcoming cosmetic bundle Gold edition – £52.99 (50% off £104.99) – exp. April 24th Season Pass If you’re going to buy either edition, we’d definitely recommend the Gold so you get the Season Pass. Ubisoft has shown gameplay of the game’s first DLC expansion story, A Pirate’s Fortune, and it is set to come out on May 15th. In other gaming news, PS Plus players claim to be “cancelling” in waves following even more price increases. Related Topics Subscribe to our newsletters! By subscribing, you agree to our Privacy Policy and may receive occasional deal communications; you can unsubscribe anytime. Share