Later in the game’s life, Galactic Starfighter was introduced, which allows free-flight combat, and a fantastic amount of ship customization – but one of its biggest flaws is that there’s no way for players to ease themselves in to the complex and dizzying space flight with a solo mission mode. Although Star Wars: The Old republic technically has a solo space fighting option available and it’s fairly fun and can be exciting, it’s on rails and doesn’t have much nuance to it. One of the biggest differences between the two is that Squadrons will have a solo story mode available, and it’s one of the things I’m most excited about trying out. In this video, I’m going to be going over what i’m looking forward to in the game, and comparing it to Galactic Starfighter, the player-vs-player free-flight ship mode available in Star Wars: The Old Republic. Shortly after, the first cinematic trailer and gameplay trailer were released, and we now know a lot more about the game. This isn’t the first game that allows you to fly a Tie Fighter or X-wing, but there hasn’t been a fully immersive Star Wars flight simulator focused game made in a long time, and pilots across the galaxy started flipping out when the game was accidentally leaked in June 2020. Much like Star Wars: The Old Republic lets you live the fantasy of being a Jedi Knight or Bounty Hunter, Star Wars: Squadrons will let you explore your dreams of being a pilot in the Star Wars universe. Although I mostly play Star Wars: The Old Republic, I’ve been playing Star Wars games since I was old enough to slam a CD in to the CD tray, and Star Wars: Squadrons has really caught my eye.
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