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The variety of missions and locations is the greatest appeal of this game, and the time span included here includes Episode IV A New Hope and V The Empire Strikes Back with locations on Kashyyyk and Tattooine, space ships and combat arena. The animations are fine and smooth, while the sound effects complement the action. Visuals are cinematic and awesome in Star Wars: Assault Team, and provided the fact you don’t move your characters, but just choose which power-ups to choose and against whom deploy them, the game manages to create an illusion of running, unlocking doors and boxes, freeing prisoners and defeating monsters.
The game tips on who of your opponents gets to shoot next, so you can shoot him and increase the chances he might miss.Įach mission might require re-grouping and training your team additionally, however, once you pass a certain level and reach the maximum of each character’s capacity, it gets somewhat repetitive. There are characters who can heal themselves or their team members, while others have their special boosters. It is the Arena that is somewhat confusing – you have to challenge opponents to win and earn cash, but when your opponents look like you, it’s no fun. You fight the notorious guys in white helmets, odd space monsters, and a variety of galactic scum. Level missions are entertaining and challenging. You have to battle not only to advance and unlock new characters and levels, but to earn some cash, and sometimes it feels like a nuisance to have to keep track of cash flow instead of just playing.
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Whenever you don’t upgrade or train, you battle. However, each character also has a set of individual abilities and power-ups you can use to increase your chances of success. Each character has a certain limit of growth, so you can’t upgrade them over that limit. I am not sure if it’s a general feature, or peculiar to my experience only, but there truly is too much of Han Solo and Chewbacca, and too little of noteworthy characters. Nevertheless, you might enjoy working out a strategy to upgrade and train your characters to save some in-game currency. You could spend the cool training pack on a character to only replace him by R2D2 for the next mission. You can only have 4 characters in your team, so once you have more characters you need to think carefully who to take on a mission.Īnother challenge here is to use your reward packs for training the characters wisely. FeaturesĪs far as building your team is concerned, there are a few limitations that won’t make things easier for you. There are many missions, where you will have to escape enemy ships, collect codes, discover Wookiee resistance location, escape traps on Mos Epa and the like. Moreover, on the Arena you get to fight with other teams consisting of the same characters, so kids may get pretty upset having to shoot Chewbacca or being killed by him. Star Wars: Assault Team is a turn-based, face-to-face combat game, where you will need to take care of a multifaceted strategy to collect, train and upgrade your team members so that they can advance and complete more missions, unlocking more cool characters.įor some reason, you will see too much of Han Solo and Chewbacca here, whereas Luke Skywalker and Princess Lea keep teasing you like ghosts with their occasional tips, quite annoying.
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