Odds are still stacked in favour of the Imperials on this mode, but that makes Rebel victories all the sweeter. As the Rebels, it's your task to stop them by defending uplinks long enough to call in Y-Wing bombers. As the Imperials, it's your job to protect your AT-AT division through three phases of combat, keeping them standing long enough to destroy the opposition base. Walker Assault is the standout because there's always so much happening so many roles to play, and such a varied selection of options for scrapping. In fact, there's a real gulf in entertainment value between the bigger and smaller modes.

These larger areas are mostly well designed too, offering enough cover and tighter, indoor areas to make sure regular grunts don’t feel out-muscled by vehicles and special characters. While smaller arenas could be mistaken for reskinned versions of generic shooter maps, the real standouts are the massive play areas that host the 40 player modes like Walker Assault and Supremacy, because they offer up the 'full Star Wars experience': vehicles, hero characters, multiple areas, and the grand scale that allows full-on aerial combat.

Each is perfectly suited to the specific modes they feature in and, yes, they're all delightfully accurate, containing some neat little Easter eggs for fans to hunt down, like the Wampa lair on Hoth and the Jawa caves on Tatooine. What about those battlefields? There are 13 maps in the game, split across four planets: Hoth, Endor, Tatooine, and Sullust.

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