Can this game overcome bad implementations of microtransactions to be worth your money? Find out in our review of Star Wars Battlefront 2.

For a Star Wars fan, it is a good and a bad time right now. There are Star Wars movies releasing again, the shops are full of shiny things and the younger folk now know what a wookiee is.

Janina Gavankar; Graphics; Many varied maps and objective playing multiplayer

Multiplayer progression system; Lack of Star Wars movie music; Movie character facial models

Electronic Arts makes missteps at every turn in this fundamentally flawed follow-up.

Stunning graphics,just like being in the movie,great multiplayer modes.5***** recommended for fans or not.

A good game that arrived when expected. But a few issues with collection but resolved a matter a call or too. So Happy Days.

When LucasArts was firmly in charge of developing their own line of Star Wars video games, quality control was a complete crapshoot. Sometimes the developer released winners, sometimes losers, and sometimes fascinating experiments that at least tried to do something different.

EDITOR'S NOTE: This review contains words by James (Single Player) and Toby (Multiplayer). Toby flew to San Francisco for the multiplayer review event as a guest of EA. Star Wars Battlefront II's campaign takes place between Return of the Jedi and presumably ends at some point between The Force...

Disclaimer: EA provided AusGamers with flights, accommodation, and meals for the Star Wars Battlefront II review event. I'm a Star Wars Battlefront apologist . That's the 2015 version I'm talking about because, obviously, the original Pandemic Studios Battlefront games were fantastic.

DICE goes big in a Call of Duty-baiting package that's as maddening, uneven and spectacular as the Star Wars films themselves.

Note: As part of the review process, EA flew me out to California to play Star Wars Battlefront II in a multiplayer setting they had set up. EA's Star Wars Battlefront II is more than a sequel to 2015's team-based shooter centered on the legendary Star Wars films – it's a response to feedback...