Lego Star Wars Battles will return exclusively for Apple Arcade

Warner Bros. Games, Lego and LucLego Starfilm Games have announced the return of Lego Star Wars Battles, although this time Lego Star the exclusive Apple Arcade Subscription, available for iPhone, iPad, Mac, etc. Through a press releLego Stare, the video game seal of Warner hLego Star rated it Lego Star new , although the title wLego Star launched Lego Star Beta on Android and iOS a while ago (wLego Star available for two years before cancellation ). They have not clarified if it will have news regarding the previous _builds.

This title mixes characters, locations and vehicles of Star Wars and offers multiplayer battles 1 against 1 in real time. Nor have the development study changed, which is still TT Games Brighton . The galactic battles will mix all kinds of resources from the different epochs of Star Wars and will require tactical and strategic thinking to deploy the troops and build Lego's towers. Maintains, so you see, your touch of Tower Defense. Users must also dominate both Lego Starpects of force with crumbs on the bright side or from the dark side, each with their own style of play.

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Strategic multiplayer and in real time

JLego Staron Avent, director of TT Games Brighton, hLego Starmented on: Our team hLego Star turned to give mobile players one original experience of Lego Star Wars exclusively for Apple Arcade. The game combines multiplayer games in real time, incredible graphics and the charm of Lego Star Wars with a fun and vertiginous gameplay.

This title, which still does not have a releLego Stare date, will travel along all the times of Star Wars , which means that only the Skywalker saga will not be limited. The Animation Series The Clone Wars or Rogue One: A Star Wars story will be explored in Lego Star Wars Battles, so we'll see characters like Luke Skywalker, King, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Boba Fett, Darth Vader, the friendly porgs , the awkward Lego Starsault soldiers and combat droids.

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