Star Wars Battlefront
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About Star Wars Battlefront
EA Digital Illusions CE released Star Wars Battlefront on November 17, 2015. This shooter launched across PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and PlayStation VR. The game uses the Frostbite 3 engine to recreate iconic battles from the original trilogy and sequel era. You command legions of stormtroopers or rebel soldiers while piloting speeders and AT-AT walkers. It brings large-scale combat to life with high-definition graphics and updated physics. Players can fight solo, team up for co-op missions, or jump into massive multiplayer matches. The pitch is simple. You get to be the hero or villain in famous Star Wars conflicts without waiting years for a movie to finish.
Gameplay
You spawn into huge maps filled with hundreds of other players. Your main job involves capturing control points while defending your team's position. Minutes pass as you switch between infantry combat and vehicle piloting. You might spend ten minutes on foot shooting blasters, then jump in a speeder to strafe ground targets. Vehicle physics feel heavy and weighty compared to arcade shooters. Single player campaigns offer scripted story beats with limited replay value. Multiplayer modes like Breakout and Fleet Battles demand coordination. You manage health packs and ammo while moving across the battlefield. Controls respond quickly for shooting but require practice to master vehicle handling during chaotic firefights.
What Players Think
Critics and players gave Star Wars Battlefront mixed reviews. The IGDB score sits at 68.2 out of 100 based on 443 ratings. Community moods lean heavily toward Intense with five votes, while Competitive and Cooperative each hold four votes. Hardcore vibes appear only once in the data. Average playtime varies widely depending on whether people focus on multiplayer or campaigns. Players often cite the large player counts as a highlight but criticize repetitive maps. Some reviews mention long wait times for matches during peak hours. The community generally agrees that the shooting mechanics feel solid even if the overall package lacks depth compared to other shooters.
PlayPile's Take
This title works best for people who want chaotic Star Wars action without deep strategy. The price point reflects its age, making it a budget option for fans. You will earn achievements by completing specific battle objectives or unlocking vehicles. Single player content feels thin after a few hours. Multiplayer remains the main draw for those who enjoy large-scale shooters. DICE delivered solid shooting mechanics and vehicle handling. The game lacks innovation but fulfills the fantasy of fighting in space battles. Buy this only if you have a library of Star Wars games and want immediate access to classic maps.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
IGDB Rating
68.2
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