Star Wars Battlefront II – Game Modes and Maps Unveiled

Not to long ago we saw a new trailer for Star Wars Battlefront II which was narrated by John Boyega (Finn), EA has kept the ball rolling by revealing to us the maps and game modes which Battlefront II will be featuring.

This is Star Wars Battlefront II

EA has released on the official site what maps players will have the opportunity to experience in the upcoming release.

Prequel-era maps:

  • Kamino
  • Kashyyyk
  • Theed

Five original trilogy-era maps:

  • Death Star II
  • Endor
  • Mos Eisley
  • Yavin 4
  • Hoth

Three The Force Awakens-era maps:

  • Starkiller Base
  • Jakku
  • Takodana

The game modes that will be featured are Strike, Starfighter Assualt, Hero vs. Villains and Galactic Assualt. Strike is a two eight-player team game that teams will compete in objective-based missions. Starfighter Assualt will allow for players to take control of hero ships, fighters, bombers and interceptors and battle it out in “multi-stage, objective based space battles.” Hero vs Villains mode is where characters from the Star Wars universe will compete against eachother in a 4v4 deathmatch. Galactic Assualt is pretty much what the title suggests, players will battle it out on a large scale map that is objective-based.

Star Wars Battlefront II will be released on November 17th and the beta begins on October 9th.





Source: Tweak Town , IGN

10 thoughts on “Star Wars Battlefront II – Game Modes and Maps Unveiled”

      1. EA hasn’t given a damn for a long time now and unfortunately it is the truth, people will buy the game because they love anything Star Wars. I didn’t play Battlefront 1 but from what I saw from gamers that did it seemed that they liked 3 things about the game. It was pretty, it was mostly enjoyable and it was Star Wars. The lack of maps was the biggest complaint.

        1. and it was pay to win
          now battlefront 2 cranked up the microtransactions influnce even further
          i doubt this game is gonna sell much, many gamers have wizened up after SW battlefront

          though casuals and SW fanboys will gobble that $hit regardless
          needless to say, it’s a game i won’t even play for free (pay2win,SJW campaign, EA…)

          1. Debatable, in my opinion. In the end, SWBF sold over 30 million copies, but most of those sales weren’t from the initial sales period, but rather, the aftermath of the movie’s release, so who knows.

          2. yeah i also bought that POS game after the movie
            should’ve known better, considering the movie sucked d i c k

            though a lot of people realized EA’s bull$hit after that game, and considering it uses the same “power up system” a lot of people are going to pass on it after experincing it first hand

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