Deploy on the tropical battlefront of Scarif, inspired by Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

Supremacy’s high-agency battles are coming to Hoth, Tatooine, Yavin 4, Death Star II, and the tropical world of Scarif.

We’re bringing the experience you get in Co-Op to offline solo play! Instead of teaming up with other players online, this version will let you play exclusively with and against AI on all Co-Op enabled locations. This new way to play will be included as an option in Instant Action.

Play Age of Rebellion Instant Action against AI bots on Scarif, Tatooine, Hoth, Yavin 4, and Death Star II.

Scarif and Crait are both joining the Heroes and Villains game modes.

Scarif, the MC85 Star Cruiser, and First Order Star Destroyer are coming to Co-Op!

Get Darth Maul’s mechanical legs, Rey wielding her yellow lightsaber, Rey with the hood up, Kylo Ren wearing his reforged mask with the hood up, and Emperor Palpatine’s latest, menacing set of robes.

We’re returning to the original Star Wars era. Stay tuned for details.

We’re bringing Co-Op to classic Star Wars locations – including Yavin 4, Hoth, Mos Eisley, Jabba’s Palace, Death Star II, the forest moon of Endor, and the treacherous coaxium mines on Kessel. As a bonus, we’re adding the prequel era capital ships – the Venator-class Star Destroyer and Separatist Dreadnought – to the mode as well.

The Ewok Hunter joins the Rebels in their efforts to overcome the tyranny of the Galactic Empire. The ISB Agent, on the other hand, is a devoted representative of the Empire’s security bureau and well versed in multiple combat scenarios.

Each one of the four classes will receive a new blaster (cross-era compatible) to equip and modify. The Assault gets the E-11D Blaster, the Officer acquires the DL-18 Blaster Pistol, the Heavy receives the T-21B, and the Specialist gets the crude Cycler Rifle.

The MC85 Star Cruiser and First Order Star Destroyer will be added to the Heroes and Villains game modes, together with reworked variants of Yavin 4 and Geonosis.

Supremacy is expanded to the sequel trilogy! Partake in a high-agency tug-of-war on Ajan Kloss, Jakku, and Takodana.

With Capital Supremacy coming to the sequel era, two new capital ships station themselves above the massive battles – the MC85 of the Resistance and the Resurgent-class Star Destroyer. Attack or defend the vessels throughout the Invasion Phase of Capital Supremacy.

Play sequel era Instant Action against AI bots on Ajan Kloss, Jakku, and Takodana.

The brave BB-8 enlists to the Resistance as a new hero character, bringing a fast-paced playstyle to the roster. His equivalent on the dark side, BB-9E, joins the villains to play a support role for the First Order.

Ajan Kloss is coming to Star Wars Battlefront II! We’re bringing this planet to Co-Op in December, where you’ll be playing as either the Resistance or First Order as the conflict spreads to this tropical paradise. At the same time, the location will be available in Heroes vs. Villains, too.

Four additional sequel era Reinforcements deploy on the battlefront: the Sith trooper and the new Jet trooper of the First Order, plus the Gunner and Spy units on the side of the Resistance.

The Co-Op game mode comes to the sequel era. Play epic attack and defend scenarios on the new jungle planet inspired by Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Jakku, Takodana, and Starkiller Base.

New Hero Appearances inspired by Star Wars™: The Rise of Skywalker™ for Finn, Rey, and Kylo Ren are added.

Be the hero in the ultimate Star Wars™ battle fantasy with Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II: Celebration Edition! Get Star Wars Battlefront II and the complete collection of customization content acquirable through in-game purchase from launch up to – and including – items inspired by Star Wars™: The Rise of Skywalker™ when they release December 17, 2019.

New Reinforcement Appearances are coming to Star Wars Battlefront II, included in the Star Wars Battlefront II: Celebration Edition or available for purchase with Credits or Crystals:

• Three ARC Trooper Appearances
• Four BX Commando Droid Appearances
• Two Clone Commando Appearances
• One Droideka Appearance

Another location on Endor is added to the Ewok Hunt game mode.

Co-Op mode gets five additional defend scenarios. Fend off unrelenting attackers across all Clone Wars planets.

The enchanting planet of Felucia is added as the latest arena to the Heroes vs. Villains game mode.

New Appearances for Han Solo and Luke Skywalker – both inspired by their Yavin Ceremony garments in A New Hope – make their way into Star Wars Battlefront II.

Squad up with three other players to contest objectives while taking on the AI enemies together!

Instant Action enables you to jump into offline, large-scale combat against AI foes in scuffles to control a majority of the command posts across the map.

The vibrant and fungal-covered planet Felucia is added as a new location, playable in Capital Supremacy’s large-scale tug of war, plus the new PVE modes Instant Action and Co-Op!

Clone Commandos were elite operatives deployed by the Galactic Republic in high-profile missions across the galaxy. 

The classic Farmboy attire, as seen when we first met Luke Skywalker in A New Hope, is expanding Luke’s selection of Appearances in Star Wars Battlefront II and attainable through a special event.

The Venator and Dreadnought capital ships are added as two new locations in Heroes vs. Villains.

Players can now spawn on Command Posts in Capital Supremacy.

The Separatist B1 droid gets three new Appearances: Pilot, Jungle, and Training.

Clone Wars Community Quests, weekly community quests to unlock new animated victory poses and VO lines for Clone Wars heroes all month long.

An existing Star Wars Battlefront II Clone Wars-era planetary location is added to the Capital Supremacy game mode.

The core mechanics of the Heroes vs. Villains game mode are changed, including the removal of the target system.

An existing Star Wars Battlefront II Clone Wars-era planetary location is added to the Capital Supremacy game mode.

An existing Star Wars Battlefront II Clone Wars-era planetary location is added to the Capital Supremacy game mode. 

An additional Clone Wars-era location set on Geonosis, Pipeline Junction West, is launched alongside the new game mode Capital Supremacy.

The Exquisite Pyjamas is added as an unlockable Appearance for Count Dooku.

Fight through the Republic Attack Cruiser and the Separatist Dreadnought as part of our new game mode, Capital Supremacy.

Multiple tweaks and improvements are added to lightsaber combat, including no more stagger to a hero whose attack is blocked, plus the requirement of stamina to attack.

On March 26, the Infiltrator reinforcement class is introduced to Star Wars Battlefront II. Infiltrators are highly skilled, tactical elite soldiers thriving on the hunt, equipped with weapons and devices suited for close-quarters encounters. The ARC Trooper joins the forces of the Galactic Republic and the BX Commando Droid deploys on the side of the Separatists. The Infiltrator class is exclusive to the Clone Wars-era locations, meaning they can be called in when playing the new Clone Wars-era authentic experience Capital Supremacy and on Clone Wars battlefronts in other game modes supporting reinforcements.

Anakin Skywalker is coming to Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II, with an additional Appearance.

These elite clone troopers were tasked to keep the peace on Coruscant, arriving to Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II as Appearances for the Galactic Republic. 

The 501st Legion fought alongside Anakin Skywalker during the Clone Wars, arriving to Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II as Appearances for the Galactic Republic.

We’re updating the Galactic Republic clone Appearances, including changes to legion Appearances, the option to play as an armored clone Officer, and a re-implementation of how clone trooper classes are visually identified.

The ex-Jedi turned menacing Sith lord, Count Dooku, is striding confidently right into Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II on January 23.

Geonosis is brought to the Heroes vs. Villains, Blast, and Custom Arcade game modes as part of our January update. Set in the Geonosian canyons, you can now enjoy fighting on the barren world in the smaller, more focused game modes.

Count Dooku's Dark Ritual Appearance originates from the sixth The Clone Wars season, The Lost Missions.

Inspired by The Clone Wars animated series, the General Kenobi Appearance is the latest addition to Obi-Wan Kenobi's selection of attires.

A composed and defensive combatant, a master of the Force, and a relished general throughout the Clone Wars, Obi-Wan is bringing some of his most renowned guiles to the battlefront.

Known as the setting of the first major Clone Wars conflict, a game of Galactic Assault on Geonosis puts players in the middle of a raging battle between the clone troopers of the Galactic Republic and the Separatist droid army.

Starting in a rugged canyon with swarms of the native Geonosians whizzing above, the Galactic Republic must gain control of two objectives and call for reinforcements. If the Separatists are unable to halt their efforts, the battle turns into open warfare on the expansive, barren grounds.

Here, Republic Carriers swoop in to drop AT-TE walkers on the surface, and the clone troopers must use the heavy artillery to abolish two Separatist Hardcell transports. If successful, wild dust storms will set off and set the scene for a final stand.

The AT-TE walker is a six-legged battle tank, and the largest player-controllable vehicle yet in Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II. Once deployed in battle on Geonosis, a clone trooper can enter the walker straight from the ground.

Packing a heavy punch, the AT-TE’s Abilities give players control of its Mass Driver Canon in Siege Mode, an Ion Charge primarily used to weaken the Hardcells on Geonosis, and a Tactical Support that buffs close-by team members.

Speeders are also added as part of the Battle of Geonosis update, providing mobility, speed, and firepower to their respective sides. The BARC speeder serves the Galactic Republic and is recognized by its aggressive, bulky design. The STAP, the Separatists’ more nimble-looking equivalent, can be used to roam the open grounds on Geonosis as well.

The 212th Attack Battalion is coming to Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II as clone trooper Appearances for the Galactic Republic. The legion was recognized on the battlefield by the orange details applied to their armor and engaged relentlessly, led by General Obi-Wan Kenobi, in combat against the droid armies throughout the Clone Wars.

Obi-Wan Kenobi's additional Jedi Robes Appearance and General Grievous Shattered Armor Appearance are now available.

A towering Kaleesh cyborg, the mere presence of General Grievous causes unease amongst his enemies.

The fan-favorite N1 Starfighter, a sleek example of Nabooian design and engineering philosophy, takes to the skies as a fighter class ship in the Hero Starfighters game mode.

Scuffed from combat, most likely while looking to add to his collection of lightsabers, the Battle-Damaged Appearance surely inserts some battle-hardened warrior oomph to General Grievous’ already intimidating look.

The improved Squad System encourages team play by allowing players to spawn on a squad mate. If eliminated, you’re now able to toggle between squad members and get back right into the action. 

The 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps (short: 91st Recon Corps) was deployed to serve in multiple skirmishes during the Clone Wars and was recognized by their red, circular emblem applied to their white armor.

The 104th Wolf Pack Battalion, or just the Wolf Pack, was a battle-hardened group of clone troopers. Suffering heavy losses in the Clone Wars, they eventually changed their armor color from red to grey to honor their fallen members.

Both legions are now available as clone trooper Appearances in Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II.

If you’ve played Heroes vs. Villains or Hero Showdown, you might already be familiar with this royal venue. If not, here’s a quick rundown for reference: this is where young Anakin Skywalker takes off with an N-1 Starfighter in The Phantom Menace. Also, the hangar is coupled with a vast generator room, which took inspiration from the iconic “Duel of the Fates” scene in the same film.

The 41st Elite Corps notably supported the Wookiee warriors on their forest-covered home turf during the Battle of Kashyyyk. Identified by their camouflage armor, the Elite Corps were led by Jedi Master Yoda when the Separatist droid army stormed Kachiro Beach.

Also battling the Separatist movement across the galaxy during the Clone Wars, and joining the game with the Elite Corps Update, the 327th Star Corps are distinguished by their yellow armor markings.

Both legions are now available as clone trooper Appearances in Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II.

In Hero Starfighters, each player spawns as one of the available hero ships on the light or dark side. At the start of each new round, there are two teams consisting of four player-controlled hero ships. If your hero ship is turned to scraps by an opponent, you won’t be able to respawn as another hero ship for the duration of that round. However, you will be able to re-enter the round as any standard fighter, interceptor, or bomber ship, helping your team to turn the tide of battle. And even though they are generally not as powerful, the non-hero ships have unlimited respawns. The team to first eliminate all enemy hero ships takes the round. The taste of sweet, sweet victory is yours by winning a total of three rounds.

Completing the infamous Kessel Run in 12 parsecs is no small feat for a smuggler, and now you’ll get to visit the notorious planet yourself. It’s not for the faint-hearted though – conditions are harsh, and the Galactic Empire is heavily invested in the local supply of the highly sought after coaxium. 

 Bring your blaster and delve into the mines in a variety of game modes – a hectic round of Blast, the tactical Hero Showdown, Heroes vs Villains, or this season’s fresh Extraction mode – as this location debuts in Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II.

Push your way through Jabba’s Palace before time runs out in a hectic game of Extraction.

In Extraction, an infiltration squad must retrieve and escape with a critical payload while fending off enemy forces. Players will join as either attackers or defenders in this asymmetrical and intense mode.

For the first time in Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II, you can pilot Lando’s Millennium Falcon prior to when Han Solo won it in a game of sabacc. Engage the trusty droid companion L3-37 as your co-pilot, make roaring TIE fighters drop like flies, and activate the coaxium injection boost to get away before anyone knows what’s happening. Make sure to give it a spin – it packs quite the punch!

Inspired by Solo: A Star Wars Story™, the Corellia Escape and Beckett's Crew Appearances for Han Solo, the Raconteur and Professional Sportsman Appearances for Lando Calrissian, and the Vandor Heist Appearance for Chewbacca, are all available in Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II now.

What happens when you don’t pay a Hutt on time? You end up as an accent piece in his throne room… a lesson Han Solo learned the hard way. Now, fans of Star Wars™  Battlefront™ can revisit Jabba’s Palace in Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II. Available in Blast, Hero Showdown, or Heroes vs. Villains, players can iron out their differences in the twists and turns of Jabba’s abode.

Han Solo’s rarely seen without the mighty Chewbacca at his side, and in Hero Showdown – a new round-based elimination mode – you’re able to take your favorite pairings into two-on-two Heroes vs. Villains battles. Han Solo and Chewbacca vs. Boba Fett and Bossk? Yoda and Rey vs. Vader and Captain Phasma? That’s up to you, but once a round is won, you must pick another duo for the next round. Bring out your wits and tactics for this one.

Hone your skills in the cockpit with Starfighters from all eras – whether you’re aiming to turn Rebellion X-wings into stardust with your TIE/LN or hop into the Millennium Falcon to fly circles around enemy starfighters – in Starfighter Custom Arcade.

Don new Appearances inspired by the opening act of Star Wars™: Return of the Jedi™, with Lando Calrissian looking scruffy in his Skiff Guard disguise and Leia Organa donning the bounty hunter Boushh’s gear and featuring brand-new voice-over.

Beneath the evening skies of Endor, the might of the Empire means little to the Ewoks as they fight for control of their home world. In Ewok Hunt, spears and blasters battle for dominance as a squad of stormtroopers are ambushed by a tribe of Ewoks descending from the trees to channel their hidden fury. 

Eight new Hero Appearances are available in the game, including the Endor outfits for Han Solo and Leia Organa, Yoda's Hooded attire, Iden Versio's no helment variant, Lando Calrissian's Administrator clothes, Kylo Ren's patch-over-scar, Chewbacca's arm patch, and Rey's The Last Jedi™ skin.

A completely new progression system is implemented, one with no random progression and where everything is unlockable by playing. 

Bespin makes a return from Star Wars™ Battlefront™ and is added to the Blast, Heroes vs. Villains, Jetpack Cargo, and Arcade game modes.

The fast-paced Jetpack Cargo sees players jumping around in jetpacks and wielding rocket launches for the entire round. 

Luke Skywalker, Leia Organa, and Han Solo all get their new Hoth Appearances.

Custom-built for Inferno Squad, Iden's TIE/In Fighter  has seen heroic service in the name of the Emperor, and is now available in multiplayer.

Crait is brought to the Blast Game Mode! Battle in the mines among the machinery and crystals leftover from the previous occupants.

Iden Versio's story – the battle between the First Order and the Resistance's attempts to thwart it – continues in Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II: Resurrection, which follow Iden and the return of fan-favorite, Shriv, during the days of the First Order’s rise to power. This content takes place some time after the fall of the Empire, and picks up after the conclusion of the single-player story, so you'll need to finish the campaign to unlock it. 

New maps Crait (Galactic Assault) and D'Qar (Starfighter Assault) are added.

Finn is added to the roster of heroes and Captain Phasma joins her peers on the dark side.

Tallie Lintra's RZ-2 A-wing and Poe Dameron's T-70 X-wing take off to the skies.

Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II is launched with characters, locations, and vehicles from across three Star Wars™ eras. A variety of modes both on- and offline, including the large-scale Galactic Assault, Heroes vs. Villains, Arcade, and the original story campaign of Iden Versio, is available at launch.