Star Wars: Squadrons - Xbox Digital

Star Wars: Squadrons - Xbox Digital
From Motive Studios, Star Wars: Squadrons is a space combat game published by Electronic Arts.

Experience epic dogfights from the Star Wars universe. Which side will you choose?

Star Wars: Squadrons offers an extensive range of customisation options for both your pilots and starfighters.

Iconic fighters on both sides
Test your piloting skills in legendary starfighters. The X-Wing, A-Wing, U-Wing and Y-Wing await, with each one playing a different role in battle. Bombers destroy giant cruisers, fighters escort them, and support ships provide additional protection.

A true space simulator
Star Wars: Squadrons emphasises fun gameplay, but it will also delight simulation lovers. You decide which systems to pump power into and which to neglect. But decide quickly, because any hesitation in multiplayer mode means swift elimination and a lost point for your side.

Empire vs. Rebels
Whichever side you join, Star Wars: Squadrons promises adrenaline-pumping dogfights across several online modes.

TIE fighters roar with their well-known rattle, striking fear into the enemies of the Empire.

Modifications and upgrades are also visible in the cockpits of the ships. Shred your opponents while an Ewok keychain dangles from your helmet.

After the events of Return of the Jedi
In addition to the online mode, Star Wars: Squadrons will also offer a story campaign. The Battle of Endor ended in victory for the Rebels, and the second Death Star has been destroyed. Will you join the side of the humbled Empire, or will you jump into the cleanup as a pilot of the Rebel Alliance? The story promises a wide range of different characters and also some familiar faces.
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