Star Wars: Hunters Platforms & Differences Explained

There is a new entry in the hero-shooter genre with the recently released . The game has been in development for a while, only now being launched in June 2024 despite having an initial release date of 2022. Still, after years of constant updates and waiting, is finally here and ready for players to go at each other with laser bolts and lightsabers, but how is it different from all the other hero shooters out there?

Being set in the world (or rather galaxy) of has its advantages for a hero shooter. The many colorful characters are based on races and professions already familiar to fans of the franchise, while the setting provides a medley of different locations to battle it out (even if it's really just one planet). It features thirteen different characters as of writing, five maps, and four game modes in which teams are pitted against one another.

Zynga's Star Wars: Hunters finally has a release date after years of delays​​​​​​. Here's everything we know about the game so far.

is free-to-play and can be downloaded for iOS, Android, and the Nintendo Switch. For iOS and Android, players can download the game on their mobile devices via the App Store and on Google Play. The game isn't supported on all mobile devices, however, and there is an extensive list on the websiteon what the game will work on, from smartphones to tablets. It should be noted that the game cannot be played on most folding phones.

For mobile devices, the game has a touchscreen UI, which is standard for mobile games. Thankfully, the title can also be played with compatible controllers since it will automatically recognize the device and allow players to use it in supported sections. Although it can be a problem for some mobile games, functions perfectly with a controller and is the more convenient option for movement and aiming in a hero-shooter.

Those who want to play more on mobile should consider installing Steam Link. This allows people to play their Steam games on mobile devices, provided