#STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT 2 FREE EPIC GAMES FREE#
Take it for what it is: A free multiplayer shooter in the Star Wars universe with fancy graphics and a meager single player mode that isn’t worth mentioning. This is the problem I have every time I try to talk about the rebooted version of the game I fell in love with, I end up kicking it to death because it isn’t what I want. Though it will be a smaller and tightly controlled experience that the previous game didn’t have because that’s not the point. If all you want is a Star Wars -themed multiplayer shooter, that’s what you’ll get. Truth is, I’ve not played Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (2017), and I don’t plan to. That’s gone, now EA refuses to sell you a pink Darth Vader. It is (in principle) a very simple mode that creates these huge story-like battles as you fight for control of the galaxy. There are days where I sit and day-dream about the 4X-lite mode from the “Classic” game, back when you could have a great single-player in a game. Are games better now than they were in years-gone-by? In many ways, yes, and in several ways, no. I am just disappointed that a game from twelve-years prior could be far greater than what we have now that’s not progress. I loved the idea of these huge battles alone, I have no idea why that would ever be off-putting. I would rarely call myself “a Star Wars fan,” but the game which this one stole its name from is the reason I love the universe. It is barely Sci-fi Kerfuffle: Battlefront 2 it is the Disneyland: Star Wars – The Teacups ride. Honestly, Battlefront 2 (the 2017 one, if that wasn’t clear enough) is hardly Star Wars. We focus on the pretty bits and lose what games should be about, the fun gameplay. This is why I can’t stand this push to 4K, HDR, and RTX lighting. “Why don’t you just get over it?” Because the game that was released in 2005 with hundreds of units is still fantastic fun, while this one from 2017 is bland and doesn’t live up to the name. Which one released in 2017? Was it the one with the stupidly fun size and chaotic battles, or was it the one microtransactions and loot boxes? Star Wars: Battlefront 2 gives you 39 other players with 24 AI-controlled units. If you played on PC, you could take on 63 other players with XL maps having 300-some units… per side. Compared to many of the other games of the time, it felt huge because it was. It was a chaotic game of this thing called a war happening in the stars, an apt name I think you’ll agree then. Oh, back when I was a young lad I would play this game called Star Wars: Battlefront II. Thursday, I talked of an astroturfer’s magic school of feces being delayed, Zoë covered Cyberpunk 2077 ‘s latest corner to be painted into, and Mike doesn’t like the look of this year’s sparse release calendar. Wednesday, I went on about Bethesda’s new Indy game, and Alexx spoke of who you’ll be planting or will be planted by in the latest Story of Seasons game. Tuesday, I rambled about Cyberpunk 2077 ‘s legal issues and its coming future with consumer protection agencies. Monday, I did the last weekly Prime Gaming Article with this month’s 5 games, as it seems, I also spoke about the Figment 2 prologue that’s now available. Time for the weekly redux of everything I’ve written with some things by others.
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