Star Wars Battlefront II: Resurrection

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  • Summary: The First Order emerges and reignites the flames of war
    In the chaos following the Emperor's death, Commander Iden Versio led the elite Inferno Squad to see that the rebellion was met with retribution. In the end, the inferno of the Imperial order was extinguished, giving way not to    The First Order emerges and reignites the flames of war
    In the chaos following the Emperor's death, Commander Iden Versio led the elite Inferno Squad to see that the rebellion was met with retribution. In the end, the inferno of the Imperial order was extinguished, giving way not to anarchy... but to peace. Peace that ended with the rise of the First Order.

    It's in this time of conflict, that Star Wars Battlefront II: Resurrection takes place, Iden Versio is contacted when the Corvus is found abandoned on Pillio. She returns in search of answers. Her search unveils a First Order conspiracy leading into the timeline of Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

    All three new chapters are available free* for all players who complete the single-player campaign of Star Wars Battlefront II. Experience Iden's continued journey, which will see her crossing paths with the timeline of both Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Star Wars: The Last Jedi, providing new perspective on the stories featured in the films. And yes, before you ask, Shriv is back.

    Star Wars Battlefront II: Resurrection is part of The Last Jedi Season, which also adds additional content inspired by the film. Play as Finn and Captain Phasma (both unlocked without any Credits required for players who log in during the Season) and battle across the Galactic Conquest map of Crait and the space above D'Qar in Starfighter Assault.    … Expand

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  1. Gameblog.fr
    Dec 13, 2017
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    This new section of the solo campaign is very classic but interesting when you are a Star Wars fan. For the others, it may be clearly dispensable. AI is totally stupid (especially on Vardos) and the planet have too many "corridors". Fortunately, the beautiful environments of the Stellar Destroyer can compensate Vardos's problems. Fortunately, it's totally free.
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  1. PlayStation LifeStyle
    Dec 24, 2017
    It provides a satisfying conclusion to some of the conflicts left open during the previous story, and sets up enough open-ended arcs that the developers working on additional content can easily pull threads from.

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  1. Mcfailed
    Dec 23, 2017
    10
    Nice addition to Iden's story, and totally free DLC, haters love to hate on EA however I am very much enjoying this installment of battlefrontNice addition to Iden's story, and totally free DLC, haters love to hate on EA however I am very much enjoying this installment of battlefront ! now if we could only get a decent Star Wars RPG/Adventure title..… Expand
  2. TheQuietGamer
    Nov 8, 2020
    7
    A free, three level DLC update for Battlefront II's single-player portion that picks up where the main game's heartbreaking cliffhanger of aA free, three level DLC update for Battlefront II's single-player portion that picks up where the main game's heartbreaking cliffhanger of a conclusion left off. Limited to just a trio of stages there's not much this add-on could have hoped to do from a narrative standpoint. Especially since it botches what should have been a big emotional moment by having none of the other characters really react to Del's death. Which kind of hurt to see given how much I grew to love this cast by the time the base story offering had ended.

    Resurrection's brief plot does manage to make a little bit of an impact though by successfully concluding Iden Versio's tale completely, rather than leaving her ultimate fate and life after what we got to see while holding the controller up in the air outside of maybe some obscure novel hidden in the far reaches of the EU like so many Star Wars games before it have done. I also appreciated how it broke away from the post-ROTJ, pre-TFA safe space nobody else seems brave enough to stray from these days, while introducing a potential new protagonist and direction for DICE to make use of in further expansions or possibly the next full entry in the Battlefront series.

    Plus, I was reminded of just how much I enjoyed the core gameplay. The first stage centered entirely around ship combat is overly long and a bit tedious, but everything that follows is great. The mix of open area ground battles, corridor shootouts, and aerial dogfights is still very entertaining for as long as it lasts.

    It's brevity is really the only thing this DLC has working against it, and even that is somewhat offset by the fact that it's free. Inconsequential? Maybe, but hardcore Star Wars fans should still get a kick out of Resurrection provided they actually enjoyed the time they spent with Inferno Squad the first time around. However, even if the single-player part of the package wasn't your cup of tea it's legitimately hard to fault this bonus bit of content too much no matter how miniscule it may be when you consider that the developer isn't asking anything for it.    … Expand
  4. brockcheese
    Jun 21, 2019
    6
    This DLC really should have been included as part of the main story. It just continues where the last game left off.

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