New official Star Wars Battlefront 2 screenshots from the single-player mode released

Electronic Arts has released a new set of screenshots for Star Wars Battlefront 2. These screenshots showcase the characters from the game’s single-player campaign. Star Wars Battlefront 2 will be using the Frostbite 3 Engine, therefore we can expect it to feature incredible visuals.

In Star Wars: Battlefront 2, players will take the role of Commander Iden Versio. The game’s story will take place after the destruction of the Death Star II and the death of the Emperor.

In addition to Iden, players will also encounter and play as other iconic Star Wars heroes and villains. Some examples are Luke Skywalker and Kylo Ren.

Star Wars: Battlefront 2 releases on November 17th.

Enjoy the following Star Wars Battlefront 2 screenshots and stay tuned for more!

15 thoughts on “New official Star Wars Battlefront 2 screenshots from the single-player mode released”

  1. They nailed Maz Kanata! Such talented character artists at DICE. But I don’t like how specular highlights are presented in this game (and the previous game) Too harsh/sharp/high-contrast. Maybe it’s an engine thing dunno.

    1. It’s realtime, i.e not CGI. If it’s representative of the in-game graphics? Well, depends. They could use Ansel to manipulate how the end result looks, or Machinima/Matinee to make it look in a specific way that isn’t representative to how it looks “in-game”

      But the assets, objects, textures, lighting, shadows, shaders etc should be the same. It’s mostly camera angles and post-processing that is changed for promotional media.

      People called high-res promotional screenshots for “bullshots” in the past. But now since both resolutions increase, uses of supersampling/downsampling and/or advanced anti-aliasing techniques that word is less and less used. One could imitate the look of promotional media or even an early build of a game using Reshade/SweetFX. I did such a thing in The Division where I created a preset that made the game look closer to the E3 build, with Reshade you could alter the visuals with post-process tools which further invalidates the bullshot theory, but most people doesn’t even know about that tool so I guess promotional media that alters the visuals differently could still be considered as “bullshots”

      The conclusion is; Realtime graphics has come pretty far to blur the line between CGI and Realtime. But people are still gonna hate and call out “bullshots” just because post-processing is different or the promotional media is representing a detailed high-res view of the game that the hater isn’t gonna be able to achieve himself due to weaksauce components or lack of knowledge how to use tools like nvidia DSR and/or Reshade.

  2. It is quite sad that such and engine will be wasted to make a 4 hour horrible campaign written by two feminists.

    1. This like reverse feminism, since the female is on the Empire… you know the BAD side! She is fighting for the side that supports a male ruler and an all male military. In my opinion, the only “women equality” (aka feminism) displayed here is that women can oppress women too.

      1. The game is set in the 30years between EP6 and EP7, it starts at the explosion of the Death Star(Inferno is currently on Endor) and ends somewhere after the New Order is “founded”

        1. Yes and No

          The first parts of the story are the end times of the Empire, so Phasma was a little baby at best, but the later parts are when the New Order became a thing, so when she is a grown up woman.

          All we know so far that the story will start at the explosion of the Death Star(EP6 ending) and will end sometime after New Order became the new empire(somewhere before EP7 start), and we’ll get to play as Luke and Kylo in the campaign.

    2. 1. Its confirmed to be between 6-8hours

      2. Stop with this bs… you i*ots just call everything with a female lead feminist… The story is supposed to bridge the gap between EP6 and EP7, and for that they took the Inferno Squad book as a base for the story, they cant just change the character genders, just because there are some special id*ots who call “feminism” on eveyrthing with female lead. And the writers have actual talent.. one of them did the story for Spec Ops The Line, and Lucasarts is constantly cooperating with them for the story

  3. Unlilke bf1 who had a decent campaign or even(oim gonna get so much flak for that) cod infinite warfare had a good campaign this feels that this gonna be underwhelming.
    The original battlefront 2 had a great campaign following the 501 from the clone war to the galactic civil war.

    1. “The original battlefront 2 had a great campaign”

      The campaign is literally Instant Action with some basic objectives that make it exactly the Multiplayer, just with bots… I wouldn’t call that great. Your nostalgia took over your realism.

      1. so why im still having so much fun with such a simplistic campaign?
        yes they only using maps from with bots but the structure and objectives makes it more than just a string of multiplayer match with bots.

        and as for nostalgia who said its a bad thing? its like you are saying old=bad
        i know some old games who are still great to play nowaday like chrono trigger or final fantasy 7…and besides battlefront 2 is not that old and got very good reviews when it came out and im pretty sure the new battlefront 2 wont even get near the original battlefront 2 reviews scores.

        1. “and as for nostalgia who said its a bad thing? its like you are saying old=bad”

          Where did I say old is bad? I never said that, I said that your nostalgia took over your realism, you see that old thing to be more than what it is. I love the old Battlefront 2, I had fun with the campaign, but its far from being great, it really is just Instant Action with some basic objectives thrown at it, there is nothing unique or interesting about it, except for the Order 66 mission where you play againts big amount of jedis as clones.

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