Star Wars Outlaws has earned a +19 rating in South Korea

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Star Wars Outlaws has earned a +19 rating in South Korea

The South Korean classification agency has just reviewed Star Wars Outlaws, and Ubisoft's game has and Ubisoft's game hasn't exactly flight under the radar.

In fact, it has been banned from being sold to teenagers, earning it a rating of 19+. The entity points the finger at incitement to speculation, but also "a mini-game with in-game betting and dividend content". Simply put, the title offers gambling-related activities.

Fans believe that Star Wars Outlaws will allow players to play Sabacc, a card game strongly inspired by poker.

Source: insider-gaming.com

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