A launch date for Ubisoft’s upcoming Star Wars: Outlaws has leaked on-line forward of a brand new trailer set to debut in the present day… and Ubisoft itself was the one who leaked it.

The story trailer is at the moment scheduled to air in the present day on April 9 at 9am PT / 12pm EDT / 5pm BST throughout Ubisoft’s YouTube channels. Nevertheless, the Ubisoft Japan channel appeared to have by accident included Star Wars: Outlaws‘ launch date within the video description: August 30.

The video has since been set to personal, however Gematsu caught wind of it beforehand and saved a screenshot of the outline for posterity’s sake. Not solely did it point out the discharge date, but it surely additionally revealed there shall be two particular editions—a Gold Version and an Final Version—which include a season cross (which confirms post-launch DLC) and three days’ early entry. So, anybody who purchases both version can begin enjoying Star Wars: Outlaws from August 27.

Introduced finally 12 months’s Xbox Video games Showcase, Star Wars: Outlaws was revealed to be the following recreation from The Division developer Huge Leisure. It instantly caught peoples’ consideration for being the primary absolutely open world Star Wars recreation, but in addition for having a protagonist who isn’t a Jedi. As a substitute, you play as smuggler Kay Vess as she embarks on a journey throughout a number of planets alongside her cute axolotl wanting companion Nix (who’s sure to get at the least some merchandise).

Again in January, a Disney weblog submit talked about how Star Wars: Outlaws was aiming to launch in late 2024; a line which was quickly rewritten to only say 2024. This urged it wouldn’t be out till the autumn or possibly even Christmas, but it surely appears Ubisoft is seeking to get it in shops barely earlier. Hopefully, this implies growth has progressed higher than anticipated. August is an efficient time to drop a serious launch like this since, on the time of writing, the month is wanting very quiet when it comes to new video video games, which implies much less competitors for Ubisoft.