STAR WARS™ Battlefront™ II

it is a good game

Star Wars Battlefront 2 was a really enjoyable experience for me. I finished the full single-player campaign and also spent a good amount of time playing different multiplayer modes. The campaign is not especially long, and the story is not the deepest Star Wars story ever written, but I still liked it. I especially enjoyed seeing the conflict from the Imperial side for part of the game, since that gave it a slightly different perspective. I played it as part of my own Star Wars journey this year. I watched the sequel trilogy and Rogue One, and I am also planning to watch Solo. Playing Battlefront 2 during that period made the experience even better because the game includes characters, locations, weapons, soldiers, and vehicles from several different eras of Star Wars. I am not new to Star Wars games either. Many years ago, I played both Knights of the Old Republic games, Jedi Academy, Jedi Outcast, and the original Battlefront 2. Because of that, I naturally compared this game with some of the older Star Wars titles. The newer Battlefront 2 is very different from the original, but I still found it highly entertaining. The multiplayer is definitely the strongest part. The large battles can be chaotic, but in a good way. There are soldiers, heroes, vehicles, starfighters, explosions, and blaster fire everywhere. At its best, it really feels like you are taking part in a Star Wars battle rather than simply playing another online shooter. The presentation is probably the game’s greatest strength. The graphics still look excellent, the sound design is amazing, and the maps feel detailed and authentic. The music, weapon sounds, character voices, and visual effects made me feel genuinely immersed in the Star Wars universe. What makes this even more impressive is that I could not play the game at maximum graphics settings because of my hardware limitations. Even on reduced settings, the game still looked great and managed to pull me into its world. The fact that I enjoyed it this much without experiencing the visuals at their absolute best says a lot about the overall quality of the game. There is also plenty of variety thanks to the different eras, classes, maps, vehicles, heroes, and game modes. The game is not perfect, however. Some multiplayer matches can feel unbalanced, and powerful heroes can sometimes be frustrating to fight against. Overall, Battlefront II is one of the most entertaining and immersive Star Wars games I have played. 8.5/10

Amazing game. We need updates or battlefront 3 but the kyber mod is good too.

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This game is amazing as a concept, and though its launch was a little rough, it managed to push past its growing pains and became the best multiplayer hero shooter set in the SW universe by far. DICE managed to make the game look stellar while running on modest hardware, and it made getting heros and specialists less of an RNG coin toss and more based on getting kills or doing objectives. Unfortunately, the game requires a decent amount of grind in order to get good abilities for your characters, as practically everyone left in this game is a legacy player with their Star Cards maxed out and all their weapons leveled to the max. Despite this, this game is basically the only one out there that will satisfy your itch for a SW hero shooter. However, to address the big elephant in the room, this game was abandoned by EA in order to focus on the Battlefield franchise, meaning this game receives no dev support. If you load into a game and there is a hacker running around, you have to leave and rejoin another match and hope they arent with you. There is no telling when the servers for this game will shutdown, and since this game is no longer supported by the devs, getting a match on a weekday or non-peak hours can take a VERY long time. With that in mind, I do not recommend this game if you want continued support or updates. However, if you are willing to take the risk, this game is the pretty much the best (and only) star wars multiplayer shooter game out there.