The protagonist is still Starkiller, or rather, one of his very bad clones directly employed by Vader, and his task is to go to Endor to bring the rebel forces on the planet to their knees.
The final sequence of the DLC leaves room for a further mini-expansion that will surely not be long in coming.Īs well as the DLCs launched at the time of the first chapter of the franchise, The Battle of Endor also offers an unprecedented adventure, disconnected, from a narrative point of view, both from the main campaign of the product and from the brand’s “timeline”. true DLC … what is surprising, however, is its price: only 80 Microsoft Points for the Xbox 360 edition and 99 cents for that PlayStation 3.Īt this point, however, the question arises: is this a “gift” with which the development team hopes to be forgiven for the short duration of the main campaign, or does that price reflect the actual quality of the proposed experience? Fortunately for us, the latter hypothesis can be safely discarded a priori.
If you are a fan of Star Wars, it is very likely that despite the 6/10 of our review, you have played and perhaps enjoyed The Force Unleashed II.īeyond obvious technical problems and a longevity below expectations, the LucasArts title was in fact able to ensure a pleasant gaming experience, and therefore it is not surprising to see its first one arrive. Thanks to Gizmodo and SuperPunch.Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II – The Battle of Endor You've gotta watch the video to see what we mean. So, basically, you can fly the Falcon and man the guns anywhere. It takes whatever surrounding you are currently in, and makes it into a Tie Fighter battle from Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. Next up is an awesome new iPhone/iPod Touch game coming out called Star Wars Arcade: Falcon Gunner.
And yes, there will be battles with Ewoks! As Gamers and fans of the Star Wars universe, the infinite storyline allows us a "what if" moment that scratches an itch by rolling the dice with established Star Wars characters or scenarios. However, we like to call this an 'infinite storyline,' much like the Hoth Bonus Mission from the first Force Unleashed game that gave us an alternate take on that iconic battle from the Empire Strikes Back. It does indeed take place on the forest moon of Endor during the time of Return of the Jedi. Here's what Lucasfilm Executive Producer Gio Corsi had to say about the Endor battles and how it fits into the Star Wars canon, followed by a photo of the deed. You can read all about and see more photos over on their site but the biggest news is that it'll take place on Endor and you'll be able to destroy Ewoks.
Thanks to IGN, we've got a first look at some brand new DLC for The Force Unleashed II.
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