Even if EA and DICE decided to do an about face and remove or lessen the effect loot boxes have on gameplay, they're too wired into Star Wars Battlefront 2 . It would take a full overhaul of the leveling and progression system to straighten up this mess.

Gameplay is an improvement over Battlefront (2015); Vehicle and hero spawns are well implemented; A lot of variety in maps

Campaign fizzles out about midway through; Timers block you from earning too many credits in single-player; Could use more variety in multiplayer modes; Oddly; no character customization at all; Gameplay is an improvement over Battlefront (2015)

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It's a decent enough game. Great graphics great sound. But only a few multiplayer modes. Even Call of Duty has more. Of them all galactic assault is pretty good. But they need to go back to the roots of battlefront. The 2005 version.

It wasn't too long ago, or in a Galaxy far, far away that there were two fantastic Star Wars Battlefront games. These were released on Xbox and PS2 consoles and still actually hold up really well today, other than graphically.

This game is a good example of publishers putting their dirty mits way too far into the cookie jar. Way too much pay to win Free to play garbage for a AAA premium title. Graphics and sound are good and can create some good cinematic moments.

It's a shooty, light saber waving, blowey up stuff game. Too complicated, with too many controls for anyone over the age of 15 but really good for people younger than that who have the mental capacity and dexterity to press 70 different combinations of buttons per second.

Endor an era

Story is fun and neatly told with genuine humour; Beautiful environment design; Starfighter Assault & Galactic Assault are a real spectacle

Early tutorials intrude on gameplay; Lightsaber sections fail to capture the magic; Story slow to start; Loot boxes

Even though now all of the episodes of Star Wars have been complete, there are still a number of Star Wars games being released and have been having very good responses. One of the more surprising series to come under the Star Wars license was actually a shooter under the name of Battlefront, which...

Publishers are pushing micropayments into our premium games harder than ever before, and Battlefront II might be the most egregious of the lot. The multiplayer progression is wrapped up in a system you can buy into, rewarding players with more powerful abilities depending on how much cash you...

Stunning; authentic Star Wars visuals; Tight multiplayer gameplay; Epic space combat

Stale story campaign; Unclear whether pay-to-win mechanics will return; Progression designed to maximize premium currency purchases