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Star Wars Squadrons review: This is how it runs on PC

Star Wars Squadrons review: This is how it runs on PC

Posted on October 16, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Squadrons’ high-quality foundation is hindered by underwhelming execution

Star Wars: Squadrons is enjoyable thanks to solid presentation and exhilarating flight combat mechanics, but Motive Studios has failed to utilize these systems in compelling ways. Not only is the multiplayer experience severely lacking content, but the game’s campaign is slow and occasionally exhausting.

Even then, I must admit that when Squadrons is at its best, an enormous grin consumes me.
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