One of the Battlefront's Stormtroopers poses for the camera The game won't have a traditional campaign, DICE says, of the kind we've seen in the studio's recent Battlefield games.

Fegraeus said those offline challenges will be highly replayable, with a variety of difficulty levels. The focus, DICE said, is on online multiplayer with up to 40-player battles, but the developer is creating offline challenges inspired by moments from the films that can be played solo, or cooperatively either online or split-screen. Star Wars Battlefront will be a first- and third-person shooter players can choose which perspective suits them best. 'We want to immerse players in an authentic experience, where you can create your own Star Wars battles.' Online Focus 'Playing with our toys and creating our own battle fantasies, in our imaginations, that became the vision of Star Wars Battlefront,' Fegraeus said at a presentation at Star Wars Celebration. Niklas Fegraeus, design director on Star Wars Battlefront, said the developer wanted to tap into that feeling of playing with toys and action figures as a child, imagining your own conflicts in the Star Wars universe. They'll play as key characters like Darth Vader and Boba Fett, wielding the former's lightsaber and flying around with the latter's jetpack. They'll ride speeder bikes, pilot X-wings and drive AT-ATs on planets like Hoth, Tattooine and Sullust.

In Battlefront, players will play as the Rebel Alliance and the Galactic Empire. For DICE, playing out those fantasies means reliving some iconic Star Wars moments, as well as experiencing Star Wars battles that we never saw in the films.

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