Star Wars: Battlefront is almost here, and with it a return to a series that was near and dear to the hearts of so many gamers and Star Wars fans alike. With the beta now behind us, leaving us with the sweet, sweet taste of blaster fueled murder in our mouths, in true gamer style, we want more Star Wars. With that in mind, here’s five ideas for games that could take place in the iconic Star Wars universe. Action Adventure in the Style of Uncharted Okay, so this one is a bit of a cop out as we already know Visceral are hard at work on an Uncharted-style canon Star Wars game, but that doesn’t stop me giving my two cents on what it can be. Star Wars 1313 looked to promise so much, but when it was brutally taken away from our grasp, it felt like another cruel encounter with Jabba, back to the dark ages where the ‘men in suits’ decide what’s what. With Uncharted flag-bearer Amy Henning and Assassin’s Creed aficionado Jade Raymond at the helm it sounds like a top-notch third-person game that might well feature strong elements of storytelling and freedom of exploration, though. A Jedi origin story is an easy path to take, mastering the force, lightsabers and solving ancient puzzles, but i’d like to see this stick to what 1313 promised to be; a bounty hunter’s story. Imagine a new or established bounty hunter breaking out of prison and going on the run, sprinkle in some dramatic set pieces, breathtaking vistas and you can take my money now. Aerial Combat in the Style of Tom Clancy's HAWX It was hard to take in the news that there would be no literal star wars in Star Wars: Battlefront, and while there is an aerial combat mode within the planet’s atmosphere, it’s the drama and scale of galactic battles that we all really desire. Take the story and gameplay of Ubisoft’s MIA aerial combat series Tom Clancy's H. A. W. X. and inject that Lucas Arts style, sound and of.
TL; DR: If you like Star Wars and strategy games and are willing to look past its age, buy this game. Star Wars: Rebellion is an older title, but still one of the best in its class. No other Star Wars game has the level of depth and strategy as this. You have all the forces of the Empire or the Rebellion at your command, and it's up to you to lead them to victory. As its leader, it behooves you to strengthen your faction's military, industrial base, political support, and information networks in order to keep the war machine at full capacity. Few other games will make you feel like a master strategist as Star Wars: Rebellion. Pros:+ Broad-scale strategic gameplay that ranges across the entire galaxy+ Deep mechanics for building, managing, and conquering your faction+ Control famous characters like Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Princess Leia, Darth Vader, and Emperor Palpatine+ Command space battles with iconic Star Wars ships like Star Destroyers, TIE Fighters, X- Wings, and even Death Stars+ A who's-who look into the Expanded Universe pre- Prequel Trilogy ; almost every unit, hero, planet, and building comes from the EUCons:- UI is a bit outdated - it's a very menu-based game with little in the way of keyboard shortcuts or other modern concessions- Some of the mechanics aren't explained well in-game, meaning you will have to consult resources outside the game to understand how everything works- Tactical depth of battles are lower than you might expect - space conflicts play out a bit slowly with a strange UI, while land battles happen completely behind the scenes without player input after the battle begins- Little optimization for modern hardware - you may need to do some work to get it to run on your machine. Running the game in compatibility mode helps a lot.
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