Star Wars Battlefront
Nov 20, 2015 11 years ago
In 2004, the original Star Wars: Battlefront came onto the scene and took gamers – and Star Wars fans – by surprise. It was an ambitious action shooter that gave players the opportunity to step into the shoes of their favorite Star Wars characters, pilot quintessential Star Wars vehicles, and relive classic Star Wars battles. Fast forward nearly 10 years and gamers still have many of those same Star Wars gaming fantasies – but now they wish to experience those larger-than-life battles in magnificent high definition, with all of the amazing special effects, vehicle physics and gameplay intensity that the next-generation has to offer. Star Wars Battlefront, developed by DICE on Frostbite 3, will surprise and delight fans yet again with a new experience inside this beloved universe made with our signature DICE craftsmanship and commitment to excellence.
What it’s like
Star Wars Battlefront delivers a visceral, cinematic sandbox experience that prioritizes immediate gratification and iconic fantasy over complex mechanics. Players engage in large-scale multiplayer skirmishes across meticulously recreated Star Wars locales, from the snow-covered plains of Hoth to the dense forests of Endor. The core loop revolves around accessible, high-octane combat where players can pilot legendary vehicles like X-wings and AT-ATs, or fight as iconic infantry. Visually, it is a technical marvel; DICE’s Frostbite engine renders sweeping vistas and particle effects with stunning fidelity, perfectly capturing the aesthetic of the films. The atmosphere is thick with nostalgia, supported by a rousing orchestral score that swells during key moments. While the lack of deep progression systems or narrative campaigns may leave some wanting more substance, the sheer joy of participating in galactic warfare is undeniable. It is a polished, adrenaline-fueled tribute to the universe, designed for fans who want to live out their hero fantasies rather than analyze tactical depth.
Strong in Atmosphere / MoodAudio / MusicCo-op / MultiplayerCombatVisuals / ArtGameplay / MechanicsPacingPolish / Performance
Keep in mind The game lacks a substantial single-player campaign or narrative mode, relying entirely on multiplayer and skirmish modes which can feel repetitive over time. Progression systems are shallow, offering limited long-term goals beyond unlocking cosmetic items and vehicles.
AI-generated from catalog data, informed by reviews from ign.com, metacritic.com, gamespot.com, pcgamer.com, gamesradar.com.
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Releases
| Platform | Region | Type | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| PC (Microsoft Windows) | Worldwide | Full release | Nov 17, 201511 years ago |
| PlayStation 4 | Worldwide | Full release | Nov 17, 201511 years ago |
| PlayStation VR | Worldwide | Full release | Nov 20, 201511 years ago |
| Xbox One | Worldwide | Full release | Nov 20, 201511 years ago |
