Star Wars Outlaws: Wild Card & A Pirate’s Fortune Soundtrack Nominated for GRAMMY

The galaxy just got a little louder — in the best way possible! The Star Wars Outlaws: Wild Card & A Pirate’s Fortune soundtrack has officially been nominated for a GRAMMY Award in the category of Best Video Game Soundtrack.

This nomination marks another major achievement for Star Wars Outlaws, Ubisoft’s ambitious open-world adventure that dives deep into the criminal underbelly of the galaxy. The game’s music has been praised since launch for its cinematic scope, emotional resonance, and masterful blending of traditional Star Wars orchestration with gritty pirate motifs that perfectly fit the game’s tone.

The score — which captures the tension, swagger, and charm of scoundrels like Kay Vess and her loyal companion Nix — was crafted with a mix of sweeping orchestral arrangements and rogue-inspired rhythms. From the smoky cantinas of Canto Bight to the lawless reaches of the Outer Rim, every track tells a story of rebellion and risk.

This GRAMMY nomination recognizes the hard work of the composers, sound designers, and musicians who brought the Outlaws universe to life. It’s a well-deserved nod to a team that truly understood how to make the galaxy sound alive again.

The soundtrack joins a growing list of critically acclaimed Star Wars game scores, following in the footsteps of Jedi: Survivor, Knights of the Old Republic, and Battlefront II. For fans, it’s yet another reason to celebrate the creative revival of Star Wars in gaming.

Whether you’ve played the game or not, it’s worth giving the Wild Card & A Pirate’s Fortune album a listen — each piece feels like a cinematic journey through the lawless edges of the galaxy.

Congratulations and good luck to the entire team behind this incredible achievement — may the Force (and the music) be with you at the GRAMMYs!

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