I was one of the FIRST to Play the BRAND NEW Star Wars Outlaws Game!

This video is safe for most kids but is essentially a sponsored advertisement for 'Star Wars Outlaws' disguised as a first-look gameplay review. On the positive side, the gameplay shown is non-violent, featuring exploration, space battles, and mini-games, but parents should know every positive comment is tied to promoting a purchase. It's a creative, fast-paced showcase that might excite Star Wars fans, but lacks independent critique.

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What Parents Need to Know

This video is a sponsored promotion for the video game 'Star Wars Outlaws,' which means all commentary is designed to sell the product. The content itself shows mild, fantasy-style space battles and exploration, with no realistic violence, bad language, or mature themes. However, there is no discussion of the game's actual ESRB rating (likely T for Teen) or mention of potential in-game purchases. Kids may pressure parents to buy the game after watching. The video does well at showing the game's open-world features and adorable companion character, which can spark interest in creative play. Parents should discuss that the presenter was paid to make the video and that not everything said is an unbiased opinion.

Talk to Your Kids About

1. 1Did you notice that the player said this video was sponsored by Ubisoft, the company that made the game? What does it mean when someone is paid to talk about a product?
2. 2The game lets you make choices that affect your reputation with different groups. Can you think of a time in real life when you had to choose between doing something that helped one friend but upset another?
3. 3What parts of the Star Wars game looked the most fun to you? What do you think the game might be like in real life versus what you saw in this video?
4. 4If you wanted to learn about a new game, would you rather watch a video from someone who was paid to make it, or from someone who bought it themselves? Why?