Best Hero Cards Battlefront 2 (2026 Updated)

If you play multiple factions this pack is fantastic. I only got it for republic and shadow collective, some of the cards I do not need. I would say, regardless, if you need the cards it’s only $10 or so.

Get the pack and play this amazing game.

The pack itself is absolutely great. Exactly what I needed to further my legion. Upgrades both new and old, and the new bounty hunter cards. Zatus service is awesome too. Always quick, well packed and efficient.

This set includes new cards for the bounty hunters to be playable in the new mercenary rules that are introduced in the Shadow collective starter set and have different abilities. includes upgrade cards and command cards as well to expand the playing strategy.

Drax is here and is all about increasing his vengeance by getting attacked by the villain. The more he gets hit, the stronger he attacks and this plays perfectly with the Protection aspect that he comes pre-built with.

Defending a villain attack and counter-punching for 4+ damage a time is incredibly satisfying and feels very Drax. With Mantis as his signature ally, you are never short of healing and they work perfectly together.

Easily the most fun I’ve had with the Protection aspect since the game started. This pack also contains some use other useful aspect cards. “Think fast!” is great for any Justice playing Guardian heroes (I’ve especially liked this with Groot) and Regroup give Leadership a way to recur allies for all players that round, so gets better the more people playing.

And finally the Basic Gamora ally is one of my favourites to date and goes straight into any Guardian deck.

Drax is an interesting hero to play as he introduces some unique mechanics in how he deals and heals damage. At the same time, he has a relatively small hand size and can take a while to ramp up to really deal damage and manage threat.

As a solo character, he is a bit of a challenge, but is still fun to play and honestly, you’re not just buying the deck for his cards, but for the additional aspect cards that you can use to build other decks.

And the good news is that there are some really decent new cards included.

Drax offers a fun approach to gameplay where you feel like he’s increasing power with a growing rage. The pre-built deck uses Protection which may seem counterintuitive given the attacking nature of Drax’s personality; however, the mechanics mesh really well together.

Thematically this pack is a hit and it’s very fun to play. Drax might not be the star of the table but is well worth trying out.

Per the title, the card pack is essentially a formal errata pack for those of us with characters that were touched by the balancing at the end of 2021, as well as many underused tactic cards and the Infinity Gems.

Many of the base game characters (Capt. Steve, Iron Man, Captain Marvel, Ultron) were affected, and I argue the rebalancing helped them reenter relevance. The Gems are now universally one threat each with more reasonable effects.

Most of the tactics cards are reprints or errata of specific characters’ cards. (For example, Ricochet Blast reflects its new power cost. ) Of the Unaffiliated cards, these seem to all be errata. (That is, Recalibration Matrix is reworded, but it does not affect how it is used.

) None of the Unaffiliated cards are anything particularly popular or strong unless they are Core Box cards. In all, I made sure I picked this up because I wanted to replace the outdated cards ESPECIALLY for the characters in all play, and I need to be tournament legal.

Missed opportunity to make a nice pack of universal cards, but appreciated.

Don’t waste your money. (Or, maybe less hyperbolically: Wait to buy this) I thought this would have ALL the cards from the first wave of minis but…no such luck. It seems to be only the cards where the stats or abilities changed? Normally that would be fine but they changed the layout on the cards so now I’m stuck with some landscape and som portrait format cards.

Long story short, unless you’re an aggressive tournament player who HAS to have these (I don’t know if that’s a thing or not) I would definitely wait until they actually release a comprehensive pack of ALL the characters released before they changed the layout.

It is awesome that we had the ability to print the cards and continue to play with the updates and rebalances. It is always nice to have the official items also though. They only give you the character cards that were changed.

So your teams may have both different styles of the card in the table. I wish they would have reprinted all character cards in the same format for this purchase to keep everything uniform.

The latest expansion of Smash Up adds eight new factions from the Marvel universe to the roster. This expansion (as all others) can be used as a standalone game as well. The new factions are fun and varied.

Caveat: For the very first time ever there’s a discrepancy between the components from this set and all other Smash Up sets. Card size and stock differ from what is the standard. If it wasn’t for this I would have given one star more, because the set itself is great.

For some reason, this game is easily approachable and yet offers enough tactical and strategic room that there is a lot more to this game than luck.

Application is lacrosse games shooting 7 frames/sec about 1400 shots/game. Responsive, no issue with data loss (I have a couple with different capacities I’ve used for several years). Notice: SanDisk CFExpress (on sale) is cheaper as are other xqd brands.

I buy Sony XQD over other brands because I trust their quality but am looking into Sandisk for expansion. Why mention this? If you switch and use a card reader, you need to ensure your card reader reads both.

Using the Sony XQD 64gb memory card with my Nikon D850. I get 3,800 RAW 45mp images with the chip. I am very happy with the performance. I have not exceeded the 7 frames per second in the specifications.

The Nikon branded chip is not in stock currently. The Sony is the same chip. Great service from BH Photo. They are my first source for professional gear.

Cant drive the AT-AT freely still. Vehicles are only for one person. Cant have a buddy hop on a vehicle and control other parts of the vehicle. Interface and gunplay is weird and clumsy. I dont understand why DICE didnt transfer the great gunplay, user interface, squad features, and vehicle gameplay from BF1 and reskinned it Star Wars.

You would think the actual developers of Battlefield would make a better Battlefront than Pandemic. But it is not so.

Star Wars BattleFront 2 has pretty good gameplay and multiplayer. However I was mostly interested in just the campaign and I found it to be a very depressing story. I was so upset that I traded it in the next day for very little store credit.

Let’s just say it further fueled my extreme hatred of the sequels. If you are a fan who shares my views regarding the sequels and are mostly interested in the story then I don’t recommend this game. But if your just interested in multiplayer then you will probably like it.

It bums me out so much to write this, but this game is just not good. There has been a huge uproar about loot boxes and micro-transactions, and I’d say rightfully so, but even past that there are so many buggy and broken things in this game.

The first Battlefront was a solid game that was fun but flawed, and was a great springboard for EA to fix the errors, add on cool new stuff and refine gameplay. This feels like a step backward in almost every single way sadly.

The multiplayer system is skewed regardless of pay to win or not in favor of anyone who either A: has excess time to devote obscene hours to playing or B: Had the early release to devote time and level up or C: As just naturally better at this game.

While you’d certainly expect these players to have higher numbers and be somewhat dominant. The system in place makes these players keep getting better and stronger exponentially faster than the majority of players, and they are given the tools and access to super characters every match to just absolutely ransack everyone else and keep those other players from advancing at an enjoyable rate.

You see the drastic disparity every match in the stats. Outside of that, the Hero system is a HUGE step back, most of them play like tanks with miserable play control. The game is just generally buggy and glitchy.

It’s beyond slow to load and find matches, the downtime feels like it’s almost as much as the up time playing. The graphics, while 99% of the time are beautiful, do have moments where you have to do a double take when you see an effect so bad it looks like something from the early 2000’s.

The matches themselves and level designs aren’t as fun, and you spawn frustratingly far from the action every time. Lastly the campaign. Part of me loved parts of it, but generally it was a huge letdown.

The story had interesting moments but not a lot of clarity and a huge cliffhanger. The hero levels were just awful, particularly the Luke level from gameplay to design. And then just the general gameplay.

It was uninspired, boring, repetitive and enemies were unflinching laser blast sponges unless you land a headshot. Just a huge bummer for something I was so looking forward to. I’d love to trade it in for something else right now, but will have to wait till mid December for the free DLC that resolves the cliffhanger since I’ve invested this much time into it so far.

As much as I’d really love to, I just couldn’t recommend this to anyone as it stands, just way to flawed.

My review is only for the single-player campaign so please bear that in mind. The campaign is definitely better than the first game and is surprisingly lengthy at about 8-10 hours, depending on how fast you want to complete the game but the graphical beauty will be missed.

I played the game on an XBOX One X on a 1080p TV and can imagine how awesome it would look on a 4K TV. Sometimes there is no time to take in the sights due to the frantic shootouts in space but it is still wonderful to see the fighters, ships and asteroids which need to be avoided so as to not crash into them.

The planets look authentic and makes you think you’re in a Star Wars movie. There aren’t many items to locate say as the Far Cry series but upgrades to weapons are made by finding crates or opening them after completing missions and serves the purpose.

They can also be purchased with real money but the game is enjoyable enough as is without having to spend more. There are other modes which I haven’t tried yet such as an Arcade mode where you fight off the enemy on different planets and also a Starfighter assault mode which is similar.

The multiplayer is where the game’s strength lies and there is a wide choice of characters to choose from. I wouldn’t know how good the servers are not having played in multiplayer. I wasn’t going to get the game at first but Best Buy had a special deal so I took a chance and am glad that I did.

It’s not the deepest game like Fallout 4 but does provide the fun of being in a Star Wars setting. It’s mostly based on use of the right weapon at the right time and the accuracy of your shooting. Your flying skills will also be tested and is exciting to be in space battles.

If you have EA Access on your XBOX, you can download a trial version to preview the game which starts at the beginning of the campaign. It costs $4. 99 for a month if you just want to check out a few games at first or get a year’s subscription for about $30 which gives access to a lot of great games for the money.

This game has a pay to win business model, micro transactions have been removed but will return. When they do return hopefully the loot crates will only contain skins and irrelevant stuff that doesn’t contribute to pay to win.

However, due to that business model being setup in the first place, the game is extremely unbalanced for multiplayer until you grind up your weapons, attachments, abilities, and so on to compete with players that spend all day playing the game.

Casual gamers, this is for you, multiplayer will want you to throw the controller. The loot crates give you weapons and upgrades to your abilities that you must grind for to even get a dozen kills in multiplayer.

One guy from a 40 player battle will win all 5 awards just because he has all the upgrades unlocked. Also, multiplayer load times take forever, respawn points put people behind you or right next to your team, and if you try to fly something be aware that someone with all the unlocks will likely shoot you out of the sky when you spawn in.

Try to find what rank you are, it seems to be located in one place, the career section. It’s important to know the status of your gaming experience and when you can upgrade stuff, but it’s not available for you to see all the time.

You look and look when it could just as easily been put up in the right hand corner. Additionally, the game has a campaign mode, but the campaign can be finished in roughly 3 hours. The campaign is very disappointing and feels mashed together.

Some parts really feel good and exciting, but I think for it being so short it feels very rushed and has no depth of character. Let’s just say stuff changes quickly and next thing you know you’re like what just happened.

Once you start getting the hang of it, then it’s over and it’s terrible how they put it all together. Super insane graphics and design. That is not the problem. Sound is amazing too! The game is beautiful and the flying battles are amazing even with the disadvantages and the unbalancing in multiplayer modes.

If you do buy the game, just fork over the extra $20 for the deluxe, why? Oh, I forgot to mention the deluxe has pay to win stuff that would take you forever to grind for, so you might as well start off with something.

Happy Holidays.

The back of this case is entirely in Spanish! Yes the game itself is the exact same as one that comes in an English-only case, but I was disappointed that this wasn’t communicated on the product page.

I happen to be a game collector/case collector and as such, would never have bought this product had I known the back of the case was in Spanish. Nothing against Spanish speakers by any means, I just don’t speak it & don’t want a case with it all over it!.

Great game but if you want an English case this is not the game for you. The game itself is in English but case is in Spanish. This could have been in the product description.

It worked. Arrived on time. Lacks joystick support

One of the best parts of Rogue One was the very ending when Darth Vader was unleashed on the poor Rebels who were trying to escape with the Death Star’s plans. It was almost a tip of the hat from the director to Battlefront II players who have played the Tantive IV scenario! My wife was pretty sceptical about playing XBox (boy stuff) at least until me and my sons forced her to play.

She was hooked almost immediately! She still squeals when Darth Vader appears from nearly no where and swings his lightsaber at her! This game brings back a lot of fun memories from when my sons, now teens, were little boys.

The game itself is a blast to play too. Plenty of interesting characters, interesting playing “boards”, and fascinating battles to try out. I still think the graphics are amazing and the game play is both fun and intuitive.

This game is well worth every penny you’ve spent on it. Heck, I’m on my FOURTH copy!.

The Force is Calling You!, Have You always wanted to command you own army and take over planets?, when you whats the films, do you think ” it’d be cool to rule the galaxies controlling a huge army!”?.

Then this is the game for you!, Controll a huge army of you fave factions from all 6 films as you battle you way on famous locations for controll over the galaxy. Capture posts, dominate maps, wipe out fleets in space!, the battle is what you make of it.

Game features include: 2 player vs (split screen) Exclusive play as your fave characters: Mace Windu, Ki-Adi-Mundi, Vader, Luke, Jango fett, Obi Wan, Aalya Secura, Maul, Sidious, Yoda, General Grievous and many more.

4 factions to choose: Empire (stormtroopers) Rebellion Republic (clones) Trade Fedaration (the droid armies) Locations/Planets: Polis masa, Mustafar, Mygeeto, Geonosis, Utapau, Jabba’s palace etc. Space: controll V wings, Jedi fighters, bombers, gunships etc.

Xbox Live: (CANNOT USE) The force has spoken, Do you have what it takes to master the galaxy? Recommendations: This game is suitable for any fan or just for those who are not fans but have seen or watched the films.

its fun, challenging and easy to play. Character knowledge is not needed as the characters fight the same. Note: I’ve heard xbox live is no longer availible, so for those who want it just for a normal xbox for online features, chances are it won’t work.

The new Star Wars battlefront 2 uses the proven favorite pay-to-win system. No hunt mode, most features arent local co-op, but Im here to talk about the original. This game is from a less greedy time and seems to use the philosophy that if your company makes large, group play, and most importantly fun games, costumers will keep coming back.

This doesnt work if one game is WAY better than the rest, in this case not just of the series but the genre entirely. This game is very much limited by the hardware, but you cant feel it. Space battles feel truly epic, galactic conquest feels like a soldier bulging an empire, and hunt makes for hilarious couch conversation.

So I wont be coming back to this company Ill be coming back to THIS game. If you want to be a wampa fending off an entire rebel force or fighting as and alongside the Ewoks of Endor, tis will play out a lot more smoothly than youd expect.

At first you begin playing this game and you don’t understand all the negativity from players in the Beta. It looks amazing, sounds amazing and it’s everything you wanted as a star wars fan. It feels like you are really in the Star Wars universe and offers many things I dreamed about getting to play as a little kid 30 years ago and I can’t be alone in that feeling.

But the more you play the more you realize after seeing everything again and again – not matter how beautiful, you get a average shooter that gets old in under 10 hours. Limited guns, limited game modes that are interesting and there is a true lack of incentive to continue progressing.

The hero system is interesting and it is fun to kill enemies so easily. But I don’t like how the system itself works- as in how it is delivered to players. Battlefront in like being trapped in a car while looking at the window at a tropical paradise and get excited wanting to experience it.

You try to open the doors but they won’t open. You try to roll down the windows but they fail to work too. So you try to do your best and break the windows out with your elbows only to find they are made of bullet proof glass.

So while the view is beautiful you will never be able to get your hands dirty or interact with it. That is Battlefront in a nutshell. A sight for the eyes but not for the brain. After you see everything enough, there is a good chance you get burn out more quickly than other shooters.

My final opinion is there are too many shooters on the Market that just came out that offer far more.

As someone who loved the original battlefront this game left me feeling unsatisfied. The amount of maps and playable characters are less than the original while also having some locked behind a loot system.

The amount of maps is lacking requiring you to buy dlc if you want to play more planets. Overall the game felt incomplete and like a cash grab from EA.

If like me you really enjoyed the Battlefield series, and like about 99% of people are a fan of Star Wars this game merges them together in one masterpiece that will take you back to your childhood (or have you swinging round fake lightsabres making a whoosh noise!).

Everything is in the game, the graphics are stunning and the music is taken directly from the movies. Gameplay is very good, not perfect, but very good. The first person shooter engine is that of Battlefield and if you prefer the precise aim and shoot rather than the arcade style COD engine then this game does not disappoint.

Level are extremely detailed from rock surfaces with lava to my favourite deep in the forests where there are plenty of hiding places and options to set traps for your opponents. The multiplayer game is engrossing and so far has suffered no lag or glitching from my experience.

There are a few things which frustrate, for me it is the fact your guns overheat so mid fire battle you could require a cool down of your blaster and then be left scratching your head as you are shot at without a hope.

The time to refill your grenades or abilities can be annoying but it can be improved as you level up. All in all, multiplayer is fantastic and the reason to buy this game. If however, you want a serious single player campaign this game is not for you.

I had thought maybe this would provide a similar first player campaign to some of the older first shooter Star Wars PC games, sadly it does not. Instead you have mini battles or races (effectively training) that can be vehicle based, shooting based or heroes based (Luke vs Darth Vader etc).

This is the reason it does not get 5 stars, but for multiplayer, running over the millennium falcon to toss a thermal grenade at an unsuspecting troop of storm troopers gives you such a rush that we have been craving since childhood.

I bought this for my son, who is very happy with this item, a good selection of cards, some were excellent quality. Good value for money and quick delivery. Thank you.

Good game. Fast delivery. Good condition upon arrival.

Love these cards. Makes Pokemon cards look awful.

Note: Please don’t get this confused with the newer one. This is the older, 2005 PS2 version. To start it off, one of my favorite features in this game is that you can switch from 1st person to 3rd. The gameplay might feel a bit slow because you can’t sprint in here, unlike Battlefront 2.

This game’s Galactic Conquest mode is where most of the fun is found. You start on a planet and take control of each objective, entering battles in between. As you overcome them, you can attain upgrades, which make your conquest turn out more smoothly.

To describe it in a silly way: You’re pretty much playing Chess in Space, then your lasers go “pew, pew”, and then you’re all like “Hey look, I own this giant ball of mass, floating in nothingness. Neat.

” Tbh, I’d have to only give this game only 3 stars out of 5. Imo, Battlefront 2 is better in almost every way. However, this title is good too since it’s the first and foundation of the series.

this game features 2 player splitscreen, large maps with a wide range of vehicles and multiple player classes across the Clone Wars and Galactic Civil War eras. has a huge selection of maps. however the campaign isnt original and recaps things that happened in the movies.

but this does not hinder the game’s enjoyment. can be a great addition to your collection of games and a great series nonetheless. the mode Galactic Conquest was extremely interesting and can take anywhere from one to a few hours to complete.

in this mode you can choose any of the four sides across the two available eras.

I love this game. I have the second game already but I wanted to get both battle front 1 and 2. Battlefront 1 keeps the battle a little more condensed compared to battlefront 2, but it makes for a more engaging experience.

These Star Wars cards are everything you could possibly ask for. The design and quality are flawless! Packaging is very attractive and box details are just as good as the cards themselves. I enjoy the art and references so much from these decks.

Just as advertised! I highly recommend buying this set even though all the cards are the same in both decks, besides the backs just mirroring the box art. You can’t have the light without the dark man! Will definitely consider buying more decks from here in the future.

This was the first deck of cards I ever got from Theory11, and since then, I’ve been following their newest releases. The quality of the cards is astonishing. The packaging is so detailed that I probably haven’t found all the Easter eggs yet.

However, my favorite part is the artistic and creative designs unique to each card. It’s a great gift for anyone who loves cards and/or Star Wars!.

This is a treasure. I loved the action packed adventure. Gives you a new and enlightening perspective on young imperials who have grown up under the Empires reign. How they view rebels and why. Never thought I’d find myself as an imperial sympathizer but this book had me in my feels.

Really solid story that keeps you interested, has a far better plot then the game. Even a surprise character from the clone wars.

Well written characters and story involving the destruction of the Death Star and the Empire’s response. I would read Rogue One first then read this book. I did and it really enhanced the experience.

This is great for Armada players who want crucial upgrade cards without having to buy every expansion. These cards also contain all errata that has happened to the cards over the years. These cards are not new.

They are reprints of existing upgrade cards found in the ship expansions. They’re just upgraded text and on full size (2. 5×3. 5) cards instead of the original mini cards. All Armada cards going forward (with the addition of Separatists and Republic and the rules update to version 1.

5) will be on the larger card size, so this is a nice way to upgrade your existing mini cards (which are still legal to use).

An excellent idea by Fantasy Flight Games. Enlarging the cards to American Standard size facilitates easier storage, transportation, and viewability. Purchasing the upgrade pack gives you access to cards that you may not normally have access to if you are like me and buy ships based on faction.

my only complaints are that there are still not enough copies of some cards included, I now have a plethora of unique cards, and some of the cards still lack current errata.

This pack has everything you need. It’s a no-brainer if you play Armada. For the price of a flotilla you get every upgrade ever printed— mostly in multiples! I actually bought two in order to have enough for plenty of options on both sides.

Very glad I did.

Had bad luck on both the Leafeon and Glaceon sets BUT had greaaaaat pulls on the the booster packs. Brilliant Stars has been a pure hit or miss for me. Got 8 packs from a different store and had 7 holo/rainbow/ultra rare pulls.

Got 5 packs from Game stop plus the 3 packs from Glaceon set had one vmax holo. That’s 8/16 50% chance of nice pulls. Definitely buying more.

Love this new set! The trainer gallery cards are a welcome return to sub sets. Brings me back to vivid voltage where it was exciting not knowing if you might get an amazing rare on top of a big hit. The artwork on this set is incredible too.

Really enjoying Brilliant Stars!.

I pretty much order all my cards thru Best Buy in Cerritos. I’ve had my best pulls here. Got a rainbow Pikachu out of a random single pack in Lakewood and a Gengar VMAX out of a recent box as well. Don’t remember what I pulled when I ordered this blister but I don’t think it was that great.

My point is, Best Buy is the best way to get fair pulls.

Every kid knows what Pokemon cards are. We all saw the Pokemon TV shows and desperately wanted to become Pokemon trainers and have Pokemon of our own. That is where Pokemon cards come in. Pokemon cards are a fun and inexpensive way for kids to experience the wonders of Pokemon.

Pokemon cards are an exciting time of a young kid’s life where they learn how to play a complex but fun card game while meeting new people who share their interests. However, learning the game and owning a cheap but also strong deck is almost impossible.

Fortunately, the future generation of Pokemon trainers is in luck. The Inteleon VMAX Battle Deck checks all three of these boxes. First, the deck is easy to play and utilizes different parts of the game which helps teach the player different aspects of the game.

The deck utilizes Pokemon abilities, trainers, and tools. These types of cards 3 are vital to Pokemon decks and this deck gives exposure to how they work and their importance. All of the cards say what they do on the card and the deck comes with instructions on how to play the game.

Deck strength is a necessity in the Pokemon card world; if your Pokemon are not powerful and your supporting cards do not synergize with your Pokemon, then you will lose every battle. The Inteleon VMAX Battle Deck is a very strong deck.

It comes with 2 V cards and 2 VMAX cards as well as 2 full evolutions, these are very strong Pokemon. The supporting cards, trainers and tools, synergize with the Pokemon and have powerful effects. All of the cards in the deck are up to date and are very powerful.

Overall, this is one of the strongest decks for sale right now. The Inteleon VMAX Battle Deck is cheap and easily accessible. The deck is available at your local Walmart, Target, and card game shops for $30.

Compared to other common decks like the Zacian V Battle Deck or the Rayquaza v Noivern Battle deck, the Inteleon VMAX Battle Deck is much cheaper. The Zacian V Battle Deck and Rayquaza v Noivern Battle Deck, both comparable starter decks, are both $40 and very hard to find in stores.

The Pokemon card game is an exciting and fun game to play with the right cards and knowledge of the game. The Inteleon VMAX Battle Deck is a cheap, strong, and straightforward deck that can provide the next generation of Pokemon trainers with a quality deck that can deliver a fabulous Pokemon experience.

Great product for starting out in standard Pokemon and can be easily be updated to be more competitive. I would recommend buying two and using the better cards to upgrade. With a few singles brought on eBay you can have an awesome deck in no time.

Mostly trainer and water energy cards. Repeat of the 2 hologram cards. My kid was disappointed with this deck. I should have read the details. Will not buy cards online again.

This review is for the XBOX One version of Star Wars Battlefront. First off, I’m a huge fan of Star Wars and have played all of them going back to the first 1980s arcade versions. Now that being said, I can tell you that the game controls are HORRIBLE, the WORST I’ve ever used in any Star Wars game, especially for the flying vehicles.

You cannot map individual control buttons. The one that bugs me the most is the left or right stick as your only choice your power/speed control button. It would be much better if it could have other button options like being on one of the trigger buttons.

Also, the flying vehicles are very mushy and erratic when compared to games like Ace Combat, HAWX, and even the 1983 arcade version of Star Wars. Basically, I find many of the controls for this game somewhat clumsy.

To make matters worse, I bought it at Game Stop and when I tried to return it after 5 days they refused. They only allow used games to be returned within 7 days, so GAME STOP BUYERS BEWARE! If you must have it, wait and get it used from Game Stop so you can return it within 7 days if unhappy, or get it from someone who has a fair return policy.

Also there are a lot of video glitches in the cut scenes and in the game play. I’M VERY FREAKING UNHAPPY WITH THIS GAME!.

I bought this $70 game for christmas and surprised to see how low the effort put into this was. The graphics are stunning but the game itself is terrible. Don’t get me wrong there are some games that get a 1/10.

This is average. Not too bad not too good. The game is a lot like plants v zombies GW but starwars. This game hasn’t got a story or campaign to experience. Just an average shooter. It has little variety in game modes.

Most feel the same and the customisation options for your character are the worst I’ve seen. There’re about 40 different faces for your character. That may sound like a lot but that’s it. What! You can only customise the face of your soldier and 75% of them are human.

Boring. There’re only about 10 different weapons to unlock and theres only 4 different styles of maps. But don’t worry that will come in later dlc that costs too much. The voice acting is horrible and you’ll soon find yourself bored playing this game.

It just is not worth the money. Wait till it’s about $20-$30. Don’t pay more than $40. You’re wasting your hard earned cash. Star wars battlefront 2 came out in 2002 and had many different game modes, characters, a campaign, all six films and space battles.

This was rushed and used to make money off people to make games like battlefield and mass effect, which are good games. 6/10.

Well, i played the beta, and bought this the day before my birthday, mostly for family and friends, and let em tell you, if they had better splitscreen (walker assault/ multiplayer modes for splitscreen) i would have given this 5 stars.

and i would still have the game. Yes, i took back battlefront, i do like a few of the multiplayer modes, like Walker Assault, but i took it back because i bought it mostly for splitscreen, and although there is splitscreen, COD actually has more splitscreen than battlefront! If Dice were to add this i can guarantee that the reviews would be better, and more would buy this, because most of the reviews i read, people wish for a better splitscreen.

thanks for actually having it i guess, but they should have added more. Anyway, i am currently playing the division, which is the game i got when i took back Battlefront. So, battlefront is good for someone who doesn’t have too many plans for splitscreen, and doesn’t miss the old battlefront times (sittin with a friend and having chaos around every corner.

).