DICE wanted to prove that it had learnt from its mistakes with a sequel that included an original single-player campaign and the promise of a multiplayer that would span all three trilogies. Fans had been begging for a third game in the Battlefront series for years, however, when EA obtained the publishing right for Star Wars games and released the 2015 reboot. The lead up to Star Wars: Battlefront 2's launch was full of excitement from Star Wars fans and the industry alike. Star Wars BAttlefront 2: A Controversial and Rocky Launch RELATED: Is Star Wars: Battlefront 2 Canon? With the game being free on PS Plus for the entire month of June, right now is the perfect time for new and lapsed players to jump in and give it another go. However, with two years of consistent support and updates from DICE, Star Wars: Battlefront 2 is now in the best state that its ever been in, allowing fans to finally live out their Star Wars fantasy across all three trilogies. The launch of Star Wars: Battlefront 2's was so controversial that it left a permanent foul taste in the mouths of many players and ultimately led to a diminishing player base compared to the games initial sales. It looked like the perfect Star Wars game that would make up for all the mistakes of its predecessor. While the 2015 reboot of Battlefront stuck to content based on the original trilogy of films and released as a multiplayer-only product, its sequel promised an original single-player campaign from the perspective of the Empire and multiplayer content spanning all three Star Wars trilogies.
Toward the end of April, EA and DICE published a new blog post announcing that its vision for Star Wars: Battlefront 2 had been realized in full and that the next update would be the game's last.
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