EA Games announced its first paid content called the Outer Rim DLC pack for "Star Wars Battlefront." The new content is included in the $50 season pass, which offers game expansion and four separate add-ons.
The four additions will explore the Outer Rim, Bespin, Death Star and the mystery location to be announced later this year. Also, the "Star Wars Battlefront" DLC pack carries new heroes, maps, weapons and a game mode.
The two new maps will be located in a developed area of Sullust and Jabba's stronghold in Tatooine. Also, the "Star Wars Battlefront" Outer Rim DLC pack comes with two new playable heroes, the Sullustan rebel Nien Nunb and the Rodian bounty hunter Greedo.
Moreover, gamers who will buy the "Star Wars Battlefront" Outer Rim DLC pack will have the privilege to try out new weapons, the Relby V-1o rifle, DT-12 blaster pistol and new Star Cards. The new content has a lot to offer, giving the consumers their money's worth.
The new Outer Rim DLC pack also features an additional game mode called Extraction. Here, gamers can take on the role of Rebels that aims to catch a "valuable shipmen" that needs to be in transport in a limited time. The Rebels need to face the Imperials, who will try to stop them in delivering the said shipment.
This game mode is quite like the single bomb assault in the multiplayer feature of "Halo." However, the number of individuals that can participate in the game has not been disclosed. Meanwhile, "Star Wars: The Force Awaken's" star John Boyega, who played as Finn, requested for more single-player content for "Star Wars Battlefront."
The 23-year-old star reached tweeted the EA Games' official "Star Wars" Twitter page to ask for an "offline story mode."
"Will fans get a full on offline story mode? It's more of an enjoyable way to learn controls," Boyega wrote.
@EAStarWars Will fans get a full on offline story mode? It's more of an enjoyable way to learn controls.
— John Boyega (@JohnBoyega) March 2, 2016
EA Games then responded by asking him if he already tried out "Star Wars Battlefront's" Missions. Boyega asked to visit the EA Games' U.K. branch, which the company accepted and said that "arrangement could be made."
