A beautiful recreation of Star Wars, and a solid if simple shooter. This is a game you'll love intensely albeit for a short space of time.

Brilliant; authentic Star Wars experience; Some excellent game modes; Shooting is solid and accessible; Excellent online presentation

No decent solo play options; Lacks much tactical depth

The Star Wars Battlefront Sandtrooper Gaming Headset delivers the 3D soundstage's of today's AAA blockbusters wonderfully, even while being connected to the controller. The Sandtrooper's looks are striking, and speak to the way that 'Star Wars' fans come in all ages.

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. This single sentence has echoed throughout pop culture history for the past 30 years, and even those who haven't seen the films it's hard to deny that our history would be radically different from what it is today when it comes to entertainment.

In a sea of multiplayer-focused shooters, Star Wars Battlefront distinguishes itself as much by what it does as what it doesn't, and that comes at a price. Its old-school simplicity doesn't always mesh with its attempts to bring those ideas into 2015, and it lacks some of those back-of-the-box...

One of the best-looking video games ever made and although relatively shallow the spectacle and excitement of the Star Wars universe comes across superbly well.

Incredible visuals and sound make perfect use of the Star Wars universe; Solid gunplay and a wide variety of modes; Walker Assault and Fighter Squadron are particularly good

The game's unashamedly shallow and its longevity is probably limited, at least in terms of long gaming sessions; Heroes are rarely as much fun as they should be

Star Wars Battlefront is the strongest game in the series to date. It makes any battle scenario you've imagined come to life and there's plenty more on the way via DLC. DICE and Star Wars make the perfect combination in creating what fans have dreamt for years.

The road to release for Star Wars Battlefront has been just as uneven as the terrain on Sullust. A trailer at Star Wars Celebration which both disappointed and created a touching fanfare among hordes of fans, the announcement of a limited number of maps, all that followed by a fabulous and...

EA provided AusGamers with flights and accommodation for the Star Wars Battlefront review event . It seems that DICE was destined to create a Star Wars Battlefront game. If you know the history, you should be able to appreciate the relationship that DICE has had, indirectly, with the Battlefront...

Pre-ordered this game with high expectations and was so excited when it arrived. However for a casual gamer who cannot justify spending on multiplayer online passes I am severly disappointed in the single player aspect of this game.

Star Wars: Battlefront is really fun. I tried to view it through a number of different lenses. As a Battlefield game in the Star Wars universe, is it any good? Does it measure up to the scope and scale of the original Battlefront games? Is it faithful to the films? Does it FEEL like Star Wars?