Embark on an all-new Battlefront experience from the bestselling Star Wars HD game franchise of all time. Become the hero and play as a fearless trooper, pilot a legendary starfighter, fight as your favorite iconic Star Wars character, or forge a new path as an elite special forces soldier through an emotionally gripping new Star Wars story.
One of the common complaints of the first game was its lack of single player campaign. Thankfully, these cries have been listened to and Battlefront 2 will have an in-depth single player story mode that takes place between the new sequels and the original trilogy.
The blue pick-ups of the previous game have been replaced with a new points-based system that allows gamers to earn points as they play. These can then be spent on various game-changing options like an X-wing fighter or a powerful character from the Star Wars world.
For the first time, Electronic Arts is introducing a single player campaign after complaints from players. The multi-player mode that was such a success in the previous game will also return with some upgrades, including more vehicles to pilot and new battle classes.
Battle Points are to replace the Pick-up Tokens of the previous Battlefront game. These are collected by achieving goals throughout an event like saving one of your team members or defeating an enemy. The points can then be spent on items like X-Wing fighters or even unlockable characters from the Star Wars universe.
Yes. EA and Swedish game studio, DICE, have left the multi-player mode of the previous game pretty much in tact. There are a few new additions that should make the entire experience a fascinating one for Star Wars fans.
There are numerous characters from the Star Wars universe including unlockable content. Examples include series icons like Darth Vader, Boba Fett and Darth Maul as well as new personas created just for this game.
The multi-player mode is primarily an online-only feature in which players can play against one another in teams of up to 20. In the newly created menu system, gamers can choose from one of four battle classes, similar in style to the Battlefield series.