Final update for Star Wars Battlefront II With cross-play between Steam and GOG supported, this should increase the chances of players who are looking to join an online game for the classic title. It was also supposed to address several menu and gameplay issues for different screen sizes, but according to PCGamer, there are issues with this part of the update, as there have been complaints that the game is being locked to 30 fps with broken draw distances.įollowing the addition of online multiplayer on Steam, a similar update has been released to the GOG version of Star Wars: Battlefront, according to Eurogamer. The update also adds language support for French, Italian, German, Spanish, as well as additional audio support. The Galaxy Multiplayer mode is now able to connect through the Internet option, just like how it is supposed to work. “Online multiplayer on Steam has been added to the game,” said the notes for the most recent update for Star Wars: Battlefront. However, a new update for the game has made things much simpler. When Star Wars: Battlefront was re-released on Steam last year, there were certain workarounds to get multiplayer up and running, such as installing a mod or connecting PCs through LAN cables. However, the game used GameSpy, which shut down in 2014, bringing Star Wars: Battlefront‘s multiplayer capabilities down with it. Star Wars: Battlefront, similar to the 2015 reboot Star Wars Battlefront, featured multiplayer combat through online play.
Multiplayer support returns for the classic Star Wars: Battlefront, released in 2004, just in time for Star Wars Day on May 4.
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