The Death Star section is very tightly packed with narrow corridors and automatic doors that slide open and closed creating a wonderful sense of unpredictability. Once it is destroyed, the battle moves inside the Death Star where the rebels must rescue the astrometric droid, R2-D2. Much like the vanilla game’s Walker Assault mode, teams are required to perform actions that call in Y-Wings to temporarily render the Star Destroyer vulnerable. The task is to either destroy or protect a remaining Destroyer in an aerial battle. It starts in space amidst the debris of a ruined Start Destroyer and within sight of the titular Death Star. The three phase game type is fun, if a little disjointed. The DLC itself comes with three main modes: Fighter Squadron, Blast and a new three part skirmish mode called Battle Station. DICE has taken great pains to recreate a breathtaking spectacle that perfectly captures the look of these famous, beloved set-pieces, but is it enough to save the reputation of a game many are disappointed in overall? Frenzied dog fights in X Wings and TIE Fighters over a beleaguered Star Destroyer, along with the iconic trench run from A New Hope is, for many fans, the stuff of dreams. Arguably the DLC most people have been waiting for, Death Star, the third and penultimate DLC for Star Wars Battlefront at first glance doesn’t disappoint.
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