On the surface of the planet you can see ground troops as well as X-wings, all taking part of the fight,” Grandert says. Debris is falling from the sky, telling the story of battles above. “We wanted to portray a battle completely surrounding you, in every direction. Here's to hoping it isn't a watered down battlefront 2.Īnd true to the core gameplay of Star Wars Battlefront, the artwork features many different aspects of Star Wars battle fantasies - on land and in the sky. I'm looking forward to the film and continuing it in the game sounds like a lovely idea. “The epic, huge super structures of the Star Destroyers contrast against the tiny but brave Rebel soldiers fighting the Imperial forces.”This looks like it will be quite epic. “There’s a David and Goliath theme to this,” says Grandert. The size difference between the visual elements was another: This intensity of battle was one of the aspects that DICE Concept Artist Anton Grandert wanted to convey when creating the Jakku artwork.
In the artwork above, a Star Destroyer has crash landed, and from the belly of this battle-scarred metal giant, a myriad of Imperial ground troops have evacuated and engaged with Rebel troops, also strangers to this desert planet.
Taking place in the aftermath of the Rebel victory in the Battle of Endor, players will experience the events that created the massive, battle-scarred landscape of Jakku shown in Star Wars™: The Force Awakens™. Learn how to be among the first players to experience the Battle of Jakku The Battle of Jakku was the pivotal moment when the New Republic confronted key Imperial holdouts on a remote desert planet. We are proud to give you a first visual glimpse of The Battle of Jakku, coming to Star Wars™ Battlefront™ on December 1st, 2015, for all who pre-order, and a week later for all other game holders.
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