Battle the Galaxy in Star Wars: Hunters
Can you become Vespaara’s greatest champion?
That’s no Jedi—that’s J-3DI, a droid programmed to think the Force flows through him. He’s just one of the many heroes in the spectacular team-based battler Star Wars: Hunters.
The action unfolds on the planet of Vespaara, where combatants called hunters fight for glory on a show that’s beamed across the galaxy. There’s something here for every kind of Star Wars fan—whether it’s the larger-than-life personalities or the familiar landscapes.
A rogue’s gallery of new Star Wars characters
Star Wars: Hunters introduces a slew of new characters to the legendary sci-fi universe. Smash foes as the Wookiee warrior Grozz. Get rolling as the clever Ugnaught Slingshot. And we’re big fans of the scrappy Utooni, a combatant sporting a long coat who’s actually two plucky Jawas stacked on top of each other. Maybe they couldn’t meet the height requirement?
Every hero has special abilities that can sway the fight. Play as Zaina to heal your pals, or stun multiple enemies at once with Rieve’s Crushing Will ultimate.
Explore amazing Star Wars locations in Star Wars: Hunters
Who needs a hyperdrive? Each battlefield channels an iconic Star Wars locale—and your tactics may change based on the map. Seeking verticality? You’ll love scrambling over the treetop pathways of the lush Ewok Village. Craving a rough-and-tumble street brawl? Race through narrow alleys of the Mos Eisley–inspired Dune Sea Outpost. And it wouldn’t be Star Wars without an arena set on a certain massive space weapon. That’s no moon—it’s the Death Star Crossfire!
Experience recognizable rumbles in Star Wars: Hunters
Star Wars: Hunters has a mode for everyone. Arena battler veterans will find their footing in the likes of Power Control (a spin on king of the hill) and Trophy Chase, where the team that holds onto a droid the longest wins. Just want to kick a little Hutt? Hop into the aptly named Squad Brawl and start blasting.
Know before you go: Tips for playing Star Wars: Hunters
Some characters fare better in specific modes and maps. Sentinel’s shield is great for holding points in Power Control, for example, while the sharpshooting Diago’s grappling ability makes him a natural fit for the Ewok Village. Be sure to experiment!