Those of you looking forward to playing the single player campaign of the upcoming Star Wars Battlefront II game, will be interested to learn that Ryan Clements from SIEA Social Media has taken to the official PlayStation blog today to explain more details about the first 90 minutes of the single player campaign and revealing a little more about what you can expect.
Check out the latest Star Wars Battlefront II single player trailer below to whet your appetite for the storyline and gameplay you can expect the game that will be launching on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC next month from November 17th, 2017 onwards.
Click away now if you prefer the play the game without any spoilers…..
Star Wars Battlefront II opens with an interrogation. Commander Iden Versio, disarmed and bound, glares at the Rebel soldier holding her captive. The slow, steady tension of the scene runs contrary to the often bombastic, spectacular battles that Star Wars is known for. But Iden’s story is one of military dedication, political motivation, loyalty, and betrayal. And bombastic, spectacular battles.
Iden serves as a humanizing element to the Empire — a force we have spent decades fighting in the Star Wars universe. She and the other agents of Inferno Squad represent the discipline and devotion that the Imperials glorify. But the most striking quality of her character impacts the entire narrative: her courtesy.
The single-player campaign of Star Wars Battlefront II takes place in the moments before and immediately after the conclusion of Return of the Jedi. The prologue mission follows Iden as she deftly escapes Rebel capture, then assists Imperial forces on Endor following the destruction of the second Death Star. But as she creeps behind enemy lines and uses her tactical droid to survey soldier positions, her whispered commands speak volumes. “Scan, please.”
Iden address both her fellow agents and her droid with notable politeness. It is immediately endearing, and a small detail among many that make the beginning moments of the campaign so enjoyable. It showcases that Iden and her team are not supervillains. They are soldiers. Even Iden has misgivings about the Empire’s plans, and those boil over in due time…
Source: PS Blog
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