In the wake of Visceral's closing, EA certainly feels obligated to remind everyone that a single-player Star Wars story is actually just around the corner.

Star Wars Battlefront II’s loot boxes however, may just be the worst of the lot. The recent multiplayer beta revealed a system which is very much built on paying to win, offering easy access to perks and player progression if the sound of your coin is just right. That has of course resulted in an uproar from fans, players who aren’t happy that a recommended retail price investment also offers anyone with a few dollars more an easy leg up.

Star Wars Battlefront II is aiming to be a much bigger shot at recreating some of the most exhilirating moments from the franchise. But just how much bigger? Let Finn explain.

Battlefield 1 is getting competitive with a brand new 5v5 mode called Incursions. Along with that announcement made at Gamescom, DICE have also unveiled the new Russian-based expansion and new complete edition of the game.

Star Wars Battlefront II has the tall order of improving drastically on a game in just two years, but my goodness does it still look stunning in motion.

You’d have to imagine that any Imperial soldier who saw not one but two Death Stars destroyed by the Rebel Alliance would have a serious axe to grind. You’d be quite right, as Star Wars: Battlefront II casts you as Iden Versio, leader of the blackest and op-iest team of special forces in the Imperial Army.

Star Wars Battlefront 2 will feature a variation of loot boxes for online play. But unlike most examples, it won't be restricted to cosmetic items.

Star Wars Battlefront 2 reworks some of its most fundemental mechanics and borrows heavily from its history to produce a more fluid, familiar online experience.