What if your smuggler has to fly his ship through the imperial blockade? Using the technology and visual style of the multiplayer game doesn’t mean that single-player has to take a back seat. Maybe a Jedi needs to save some prisoners before execution. Perhaps a Bothan spy must sneak into the enemy base.
Instead of copying objectives you’ve played a dozen times in the multiplayer experience, introduce situations that are uniquely shaped for a narrative experience. Instead, Battlefront III should feature a complimentary single-player campaign that’s fun on its own merits.
It was a cool idea, but one that ultimately felt limited by shoehorning a single-player campaign into a gameplay experience designed for large numbers of simultaneous players. Keep the experience pure, and free from the hero characters that populated Battlefront II – though those same heroes could show up in a separate, more story-focused mode.īattlefront II attempted to make single-player gameplay feel meaningful by tracking the experience of the 501st Legion through its many battles. Team battles between two opposing forces should still sit as the centerpiece of the Battlefront experience, at least on multiplayer. Battlefront III should maintain that classic large team experience in at least one of its core modes. In the first installment, Battlefront aimed in many ways to emulate the fun of the Battlefield games, but transferred into the rich sci-fi backdrop of the Star Wars universe. How would the Battlefront formula have changed to respond to recent changes in game development and design? What technical innovations would be possible? How many TIE Fighters would we shoot down? Read on to find out, and share your own personal wish list in the comments below.īefore we start talking about all the new-fangled craziness we’d love to see included, it’s worth noting what made the series fun in the first place. We’ve combined some of our favorite features from previous installments with new ideas, some of which are inspired by other games on the market. Perhaps someday soon we’ll receive definitive word on a new installment, but in the meantime we’ve wracked our brains for the best ideas we could come up with for Battlefront III. Variously rumored to be in development by Free Radical, Pandemic, Rebellion, and Spark Unlimited, the actual fate of Battlefront III is shrouded in mystery.Įven so, an enthusiastic fan base remains. Star Wars Battlefront II released to consoles and PC way back in 2005, and the past six years have only given fans two PSP games and a host of rumors about a true console sequel. The Force could be strong with this game. We lay out our best-case scenario for the long-awaited sequel.
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