A press release on confirms that Kay will visit the “humid jungles of Akiva” during her adventure, which should set off alarm bells in the heads of fans of the Star Wars books.
#Star wars frozen in carbonite movie
For example, the game’s cinematic trailer (which you can scroll down to watch below) features a shot of Han Solo frozen in carbonite, suggesting the game could explore his journey to Jabba’s Palace.īut the most interesting bit of Return of the Jedi-related lore thus far isn’t from the movie at all, but the book that takes place directly after the Original Trilogy. Setting the game during the Original Trilogy gives Outlaws the chance to visit some of the most iconic locations and characters in the movies. A space combat sequence ensues before Kay finally makes the jump to hyperspace and her next location. She takes off and players are given control of the ship as it zooms out of a planet’s atmosphere and into space, where Imperial fighters are waiting for her. In the demo, Kay rushes to the cockpit after triggering a “Wanted” state during a run-in with an Imperial officer (think how Wanted levels work in the Grand Theft Auto series). We also got a look at the game’s branching dialogue options as well as an impressive almost-seamless transition between Kay’s adventures on land and her travels through space on her ship, the Trailblazer. The latter mechanic comes in particularly handy while she’s making a quick escape on speeder bike. Kay can use her trusty blaster to take down the bad guys, including with a Focus mode that allows her to target multiple enemies at once. The walkthrough showed Kay employing stealth tactics to steal something from a rival gang before all hell broke loose. Star Wars Outlaws sees players take on the role of charming scoundrel Kay Vess as she navigates the criminal underworld in the year between The Empire Strikes Backand Return of the Jedi and attempts “one of the biggest heists the Outer Rim has ever seen,” according to .Ī gameplay demo released during this week’s Ubisoft Forward conference gave fans a taste of what they can expect from Kay’s adventure.
Good grief that sounds horrific and it makes me have a newfound sympathy for anyone that is frozen in carbonite, especially if they don’t really deserve it! I mean, Han was conscious the entire time! It’s not like he was knocked out or anything.A true open-world Star Wars game has been a long time coming, but Ubisoft Massive finally seems set to deliver. “That carbon freeze was the closest thing to dead there is. Han then reveals and describes what it was like for him being frozen in carbonite and it’s a startling and nightmarish detail. Han: “Hey, kid! Thanks for coming after me.” You can barely hear them speak as the characters reconnect but this is the dialogue: As Luke Skywalker ( Mark Hamill), Han Solo, and Princess Leia are trying to get off the desert planet, a sandstorm rages. The scene was shared by Jamie Benning and it takes place shortly after the Return of the Jedi’s opening scene in Jabba the Hutt’s palace and it’s set near the Sarlacc pit. It is set in the middle of a Tatooine sandstorm, and it’s at this moment that we learn a dark detail about Han Solo ( Harrison Ford) being trapped in Carbonite. This deleted scene was the first that was shot for the film, which was originally titled Revenge of the Jedi.
It’s also always fun to be reminded that these things exist from time to time and rewatch them! I know a lot of you have probably already seen this, but I also know a lot of people haven’t. Here’s a fascinating and insightful deleted scene from Star Wars: Return of the Jedithat I wanted to share with you today.
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