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If there's one game genre that fits the Star Wars saga perfectly, it's space combat. And, knowing the high quality treatment that EA has been giving to the franchise with the series Star Wars Battlefront e Jedi: Fallen Order, it was inevitable that the world of spaceship wars in Star Wars would get a new title. Star wars squadrons puts the player in the shoes of a pilot of the Rebel Alliance or galactic empire to fight intense battles in different parts of the galaxy. And, even if the experience is not entirely perfect, it balances several elements perfectly and guarantees emotion and quality gameplay. 517168
O showmetech received a copy of Star wars squadrons to PlayStation 4 da EA and, after a few days venturing and fighting in the most different parts of a galaxy far, far away, we bring you a complete analysis of this game full of shooting, spaceships and fights in space that will please any Star Wars fan.
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Flight simulators are not easy programs to develop. Make it too simple and it loses realism. Make it too complex and it's practically impossible to put it into a video game experience. Fortunately, EA managed to balance these aspects and create an accurate, realistic and easy-to-operate flight system in Star wars squadrons. The best of everything? The player can customize the controls of his ship in the way he finds best and most comfortable.
However, even if piloting a X-wing of the Rebel Alliance or a TIE Fighter of the Empire is simple to learn, the operation is difficult to master. Making a quick turn in either direction requires the player to slow to half speed when on the edge of the turn, and then accelerate as soon as the turn begins to execute the maneuver. Got confused? Yes, it's not easy to become the best pilot in the galaxy when you can move in any direction and use eight different ship types.
The good news is that the game requires you to perform these types of more complex maneuvers to evade enemy attacks so much that in a matter of a few hours of gameplay you'll already have enough muscle memory to not suffocate in space. And when you actually master your ship, the real fun begins!
A good part of the combats in the campaign mode and in the multiplayer mode are in very dynamic scenarios, such as several destroyers, ships or even space wrecks that test your pilot skills to the fullest. Good thing you don't just have to rely on your hand-eye coordination and your eyes, as with just the push of a button you can lock your aim on a specific target or even command a combined attack with your squates.
In addition to paying attention to what is happening in front of you, you need to keep your focus shared with your cockpit, as it shows you the status of your ship, shields and the power of your cannons. You can also manage energy for the shields, lasers or motor with just one specific command. The player just cannot forget to correctly handle the ship's repair tools and shields, as they have a reload time and not always your combat companion will be able to help you with the supply of resources.
“…when you actually acquire mastery of your ship, the real fun begins!”
The game is compatible with PS VR and, even though we haven't had the opportunity to try it in this mode yet, we can say with certainty that virtual reality should make this experience much more natural, intuitive and immersive. After all, with the PS VR You can move your head freely to observe the status of your cockpit controls and also to more effectively hunt your enemies that fly in all directions.
The single-player campaign of Star wars squadrons, where we spend most of our gameplay time, really makes the most of the ambient design created by the richly detailed spaces. There are nebulae ravaged by terrifying space storms, asteroid fields filled with flying hazards, large space stations to fight (with trenches to bomb, of course) and some duels with giant spaceships that are amusingly chaotic.
In of story, the beginning of the campaign takes place right after the events of A new hope with the destruction of Alderaan and the first Death Star. The missions intersperse with you as a new pilot for the Alliance or the Empire who now, years later, fights alongside the good guys or the bad guys to preserve the New Republic or restore the power of the Empire. You can customize your character's race, name and features, but as this is a first-person game and with a story that is not influenced in any way by your appearance or decisions, this functionality is completely useless.
The writers' effort to create a concise plot with different characters and stories to involve the main character is evident, but despite the creativity and good interpretations, the main story of Star wars squadrons It doesn't bring anything new to those who already know the franchise. Even those who are not fans of the series will most likely forget the main plot and will only be interested in when the next special fight will start. After all, that's the essence of the game, isn't it?
Fortunately, the design of the missions is quite varied, although it follows a pattern, with few surprises or sudden changes in the objectives you need to fulfill. However, the single-player story campaign has a very important mission in Star wars squadrons: prepare you for the challenging world of multiplayer matches. And its 14 missions are very generous in providing you with good times for you to learn what it's like to be a fighter pilot in the Star Wars universe.
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Even with a good single-player campaign, Star wars squadrons is a game made for multiplayer competitions. The four ship designs on either side of the factions of the Star Wars universe complement each other, and both the Empire and the New Republic have access to a ing arsenal that can be equipped with ship upgrades like shield projectors and pull cannons. to slow down enemies.
Battles can get tactically fascinating with a whole squad of people who know what they're doing. But, of course, it's also possible to have fun playing games with random players (as long as the other pilots aren't terrible or just want to play around and fly through space). Best of all, the multiplayer mode of Star wars squadrons has cross-play, which means being able to play with your friends on different platforms. For example, it was possible to play from the PS4 with a friend who was playing the version of Steam for PC!
That said, some of the modes we experimented with for a few hours were the Dogfight (deathmatch) and the mode Fleet Battle, in which you try to push the big enemy ship to blow it up while the enemy tries to do the same. Both modes have solid and very balanced gameplay. We didn't have any connection issues or lag during matches, and the short time between respawns makes matches dynamic and exciting.
“Even with a good single-player campaign, Star Wars Squadrons is a game made for multiplayer competition.”
Here, more than ever it is very important that you use a good headphone to enjoy the excellent sound quality of the game and be able to identify where the enemy fighter is coming from or where shots are being fired. Add this to the incredible ambient sound produced inside the cockpit and you will really feel like you're piloting a real X-Wing or TIE-Fighter!
And it's not just the feeling of victory after each match won that will convince the player to continue fighting more battles through space with their friends, but the tokens you can earn by accomplishing specific objectives and which can be redeemed in ship upgrades. For example, the first item you will want to equip on your X-Wing will be the quad laser cannon, as it increases your firepower since, by default, the ship only has the double cannon shot.
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Whether you're a Star Wars fan or not, here you'll find a perfect game for the player looking for an action-packed adventure and a great multiplayer experience. Star wars squadrons may have a disappointing story in the main campaign and you may feel that the characters are there for mere decorative effect. Still, the quality of the space combats and the care to perfectly simulate the ships and flight dynamics will make up for any flaws. So don't think twice and board your favorite ship and venture into space turning your enemies into stardust!
Star Wars: Squadrons is available at free ps plus games in the last month.
