The campaign is still a bit of a snore, and occasionally long queue times in matchmaking and a handful of forgettable game modes give the multiplayer a couple of caveats, but highlights like Capital Supremacy and Galactic Assault make it stand out and the progression system is fair and rewarding. Overall, it’s a great package now that serves as one of the best and most thrilling ways to have an authentic Star Wars gaming experience.
By IGN
on December 17, 2019
Star Wars Battlefront II is a good video game, delivering a bigger and more detailed game than its predecessor. Much of the conversation will be around the loot box economy, but if you can look past that you will find a game that is as close to Star Wars magic as you will find.
By God is a Geek
on December 17, 2017
Star Wars Battlefront 2 is made up of many different parts that are pretty good, but the whole is consistently undermined by poor choices in the game’s multiplayer economy. No aspect of Battlefront 2 is beyond redemption, but it’s hard to fall in love with any part of it, either. It’s mostly a disjointed, sporadically fun collection of modes set in familiar Star Wars scenes. Because players have no idea what is really being sold to them, or when, you have a big-name launch that gets in the way of itself more than it creates fun.
By Polygon
on November 20, 2017
Star Wars Battlefront II is the epitome of taking a step forward, shooting yourself in the foot and then falling backwards in pain. It goes to great lengths to rectify the mistakes of the previous game but ends up opening a new can of worms. We finally got a single player campaign, but the story is lackluster and Iden never gets a chance to shine. There’s more content and depth, but the game is severely hampered by the lack of a progression system.
By HardcoreGamer
on November 16, 2017
And it’s there, and in numerous other places in what’s a relatively broad package, that you reconnect with the sense of wonder that’s at the heart of this series. Star Wars Battlefront 2, for all its faults, remains a game that can get to the kernel of what makes the series so beloved. It’s just a shame that, for now, it’s also inherited some of its uglier excesses too.
By EuroGamer
on November 14, 2017
A very strong multiplayer offering tarnished by overly complicated character progression, and a lavish, beautiful story campaign lacking in substance or subtlety.
By GamesRadar
on November 14, 2017
Even if you’re not a fan of Star Wars, Battlefront 2 still a decent game. Just please don’t spend real life money on EA’s loot crates. Yoda’s advice on buying loot crates “A Jedi must have the deepest commitment, the most serious mind. This one a long time have I watched. All his life has he looked away… to the future, to the horizon. Never his mind on where he was. Hmm? What he was doing. Hmph. Adventure. Heh. Excitement. Heh. A Jedi craves not these things.”
By ShackNews
on November 14, 2017
While its main narrative feels unresolved, and the general loop of the multiplayer carries a number of issues, Battlefront II still manages to evoke that same sense of joy and excitement found in the core of what the series is all about. But as it stands, the biggest hurdle that Battlefront II will need to overcome–for its simultaneous attempts to balance microtransactions with genuine feeling of accomplishments–is deciding on what type of game it wants to be.
By GameSpot
on November 14, 2017
Star Wars fans have yet another game to add to their collection with the recent release of Star Wars Battlefront 2. Here players will battle it out across 16 new battlefronts on land and in space, including many from Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of…
By GameZone
on December 19, 2005
At best, “Battlefront II” is a shallow game that loses its appeal after only a few sessions. It might make for a good rental, but it’s nowhere near being worth its $60 asking price. There are far better ways to spend your time, not least of which is playing one of the many other excellent games that have come out this year.
By BusinessInsider
on December 18, 2017
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