Rise through the ranks as a powerful battlefield commander in this exciting game of strategy and competitive galactic combat. Where does your allegiance lie? Will you side with the Empire’s strength and relentlessness, or the Rebellion’s heroism and resourcefulness? The choice is yours. The Rebellion rallies for justice and freedom, while the Empire seeks control of the galaxy. During a time of Galactic Civil War, competing forces need allies for their cause. Oh, and a spokesperson told me an Android version is coming “in the future.” So if you’re invested in Google’s mobile OS, sit tight.Charge into battle on distant planets, and lead your troops to victory in this action-packed, combat strategy game! Build a base, recruit an unstoppable force, and challenge players across the Star Wars universe in Star Wars: Commander. Nevertheless, the quality is high and the non-existent entry fee means it’s certainly worth a try for avid Star Wars fans. It’s not the most imaginative video game from Disney Interactive, staying close to the trends and mechanics pioneered by other titles in this genre, such as the aforementioned Clash of Clans. Throughout the game though, the attention to detail is obvious: AT-STs lumber across the dunes with authentic walking animations, blasters fire with their iconic “pew-pew” sound and the sweeping soundtrack instantly recalls the original trilogy of films. The developers wanted this game to be authentic, although some creative liberties have clearly been taken to integrate popular characters such as Darth Vader, Princess Leia and Han Solo. Prices vary from £2.99 (500 crystals) to £69.99 (14,000 crystals) at launch.įor the competitive sort, there’s also the option to attack other players in order to loot resources and claim those all-important bragging rights. As you might expect, these powerful gems can also be purchased with real currency. You can either endure these periods (they’re reasonably quick at the outset) or pay to jump ahead using crystals. The game is free-to-play, although training troops and constructing buildings does take time.
On the flip-side, the credits and alloy you collect can also be used to fortify your own defences with turrets, deflector shields and heavy artillery. Doing so increases the likelihood that you’ll succeed in the story-based skirmishes that follow. By collecting various resources, you’re able to upgrade your headquarters and build stronger forces. Star Wars: Commander drops you off in the famous Tatooine with partner-in-crime Saponza after a couple of tutorial missions you’re asked to choose between the evil Galactic Empire and heroic Rebel Alliance before building a base and tackling the campaign.
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