Star Wars: Revolution follows the style of Diablo-type games

For shortly we will be before the seventh installment of this saga science fiction and is none other than Star Wars 7: The Force Awakens. Remembering those times when one wanted to be Luke Skywalker and have a partner like R2D2 and the talkative C3P0, we go through different video games that get us closer to those feelings.

Now we have another of those video games that allow us get closer to the light side of the force in order to face the dangerous and evil characters that have been swarming this saga for unmemorable times. To remember old times gone by with this title we go straight to the story located in the third installment, Episode VI: Return of the Jedi and what would be the new movie The Force Awakens.

A long time ago, in a galaxy far away ...

«These are turbulent times. Governor Adelhard has forged an iron blockade around the Anoat sector to prevent the fall of Emperor Palpatine, which occurred a few months earlier ...«. This is how our story begins in Star Wars: Revolution with that tuning so identifying and causing the heartbeat to increase as its tuning goes by.

The great premise with this new title for mobile devices is to take us to massive games in which we can create our own character and cooperate in real time with friends, so it has a very interesting multiplayer aspect.

And if we look for some similar ones, let's say that this video game enters be part of those many Devil-style RPGs where we have to overcome the small maps where we can manage our hero to face the good potpourri of enemies that are part of this video game.

The Star Wars universe

This new title comes with the premise of quickly getting into action, so after going on to create the character, to which we can choose the genre, the odd one retouch like hairstyle cut or what the skin tone is, it will take us to a series of missions so that we get used to the game mechanics. Very similar to games like Taichi Panda by Snailgames.

We will start with more difficult missions and some that take us to the multiplayer aspect of Star Wars: Revolution which will try to rise to the list of most downloaded games. Cooperative games will be the most interesting thing that he lends us to enjoy and all that Star Wars halo that he squanders everywhere. I know it looks a lot like other games like the one mentioned above, but on mobile devices there doesn't seem to be much room for inventiveness. You launch a new video game that proposes something different, and then the different important companies will copy it to you to take it to different themes such as medieval or in this case the galactic of Star Wars.

If we go to the technical level, each element it has is of a high level and leads us to be before a video game that produces good sensations in this way. It would be crazy to try to explore new mechanics when you have been commissioned to bring the world of Star Wars to a new game, but of course if you were able to do this yourself, it could surely be one of the best of all time. As this is not the case, we must give in to this new Star Wars that will at least provide us with some very good hours of leisure in front of the screen of our smartphone.

You got it for free with micropayments from the Play Store, and as Obi One Kenobi would say, may the force be with you.