The Star Wars Battlefront Death Star DLC launch trailer showcases many of the additions coming to the game later this month such as new weapons, a brand new game mode and much more.
The Death Star DLC also includes a new game mode specific for the map divided into three phases. The first phase of Battle Station is all space combat as the Rebels fly X-Wings and A-Wings against the Empire’s TIE fighters and TIE interceptors. Rebels will attack a Star Destroyer looking for the weak spots to get to the Death Star, leading to Phase 2 with the players fighting inside the space station to retrieve a priority droid (plus new hero characters Bossk and Chewbacca). The final phase brings the action back into space with the Rebels targeting the Death Star, and with playable heroes on both sides including Luke Skywalker and his Red-5 X-Wing and Darth Vader in his TIE Advanced.
Star Wars Battlefront is now available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The Death Star DLC will be released later this month on all formats.
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“Starting on July 20th, Battlefront players will be able to enter Skirmish mode which will allow those Battlefront fans not interested in hopping into the online fray to engage in battles vs. bots either solo or with a friend via a split-screen option. This Skirmish mode will also feature three difficulty settings and will incorporate content from the game’s current Walker Assualt and Fighter Squadron modes.
Battlefront is also set to receive its next expansion in September. This DLC expansion is titled Death Star, and it will include new ground and space maps as well as additional weapons and star cards to play with. Since it wouldn’t be an EA Star Wars announcement without a little mystery, though, the Battlefront publisher also hinted that one of the two new heroes launching with Death Star will include a “larger-than-life character we know you’ve been patiently waiting for.”
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