I Played the *NEW* Star Wars Game!! (Star Wars Outlaws)

This episode is generally safe for kids over 10 due to fantasy sci-fi combat and mild threat, but it features a sponsored segment for a video game that includes stealth and violence. The video showcases exciting gameplay of Star Wars Outlaws, focusing on stealth, problem-solving, and exploration, with no crude language or sexual content. However, the sponsored nature and constant combat may not suit younger or sensitive viewers.

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What Parents Need to Know

The video is a sponsored gameplay walkthrough of Star Wars Outlaws, rated T for Teen. It features mild fantasy violence (blaster fights, stealth takedowns, grenades) within a cartoonish style, with no blood or gore. The creator uses playful commentary and avoids profanity. Positively, the video demonstrates strategic thinking (sneaking, hacking) and offers a glimpse into an open-world Star Wars game. Parents should note the clear sponsorship by Ubisoft, which includes a direct call to action to pre-order the game. There is no mature content beyond the mild action.

Talk to Your Kids About

1. 1Why is it important for Kay to make careful choices in the game? How do those choices affect her reputation with different groups?
2. 2The creator called this a 'smuggling fantasy.' Can you think of real-life skills—like planning and negotiation—that the character uses in the game?
3. 3Is there a difference between violence in a video game like this and real-world violence? Why does the game keep it cartoonish and exciting?
4. 4The video says 'thanks to Ubisoft for sponsoring.' What does it mean when a video is sponsored? How should that affect the way you watch it?