In this game’s narrative-driven, single-player campaign mode, we play as a new character named Iden Versio. And hey, what good is a Star Wars game if it doesn’t have some other parts of the Star Wars story, right? This latest Battlefront tried to fix that. But that’s all it was, just run-and-gun battling. Time For a Little Star WarringĢ015’s Star Wars: Battlefront was a pretty successful online-only offering that combined lots of recognizable galaxy-far-far-away visuals and iconic characters with accessible and engaging multiplayer run-and-gun battling. For while in some ways it’s soaring and beautiful, in other ways it’s flat out broken. When looked at through that filter, Electronic Arts’ newest video game adventure, Star Wars: Battlefront II, is problematic. So it only makes sense that if you’re gonna play around with a beloved legend, you’d better do it well. This swashbuckling space opera has somehow evolved-through four decades and expanded installments-into a resonant parable that our entertainment-focused generation has readily embraced. Let’s face it, Star Wars isn’t just a movie franchise.
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