Star Wars: Hunters Review: Good But Not Galaxy-Shattering

is a new free-to-play multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game which provides a quality approach to team battling, with a heavy emphasis on its theme. The game offers fast-paced matches in different game modes with teams fighting against each other in pretty traditional methods for the genre. Sadly, although it is a experience, there does not appear to be any type of force powers used by any of the hunters (playable hero characters) but the skills that are there feel solid and fun to use.

In The Arena, PvP battles reign supreme with teams of 4 players battling it out for victory, without regard to what side of the Galactic Civil War the hunters originated from. benefits greatly from its franchise theme, with the recognizable characters and locations being used to full advantage. This use of the iconic theme will easily catch the attention of fans of, but the game itself is a solid, and fun, form of entertainment in its own right. Unfortunately, the genre has become heavily saturated with titles in recent years, making it difficult to vie for the attention of its players, something might ultimately struggle to do over time.

Star Wars: Hunters is an action game from Zynga and NaturalMotion. The game is a squad-based arena shooter featuring many types of Star Wars characters in arena combat, where players will choose from several classic franchise weapons.

As is the case with most MOBA games, there are three classes of hunters that players can choose from: tank, support, and damage. Essentially, players pick their hunter and then, when the match starts, both teams rush in to take out as many opponents as they can and work towards any map objectives if the game mode is not simply a team vs. team brawl. The use of colors helps to denote which players are good or bad to shoot at, although friendly fire appears to be turned off, thankfully.

has a 7-week long Season which is ranked, allowing players to work their way up through divisions and leagues while they