Space battles and the saga's heroes, all on one screen.

No gut pick here, so we go straight to the detail. And the profile is clear: the eyes win. The art style sits ahead of 97% of games, the soundtrack ahead of nearly 80%, and on the early votes it would hold its own for the desert island, though that rests on few duels, so take it lightly. But the moment we talk immediate thrill, it drops. Fun beats only one game in four. Attachment stays average. This is a game you admire more than you bond with: gorgeous to look at, less irresistible with a controller in hand.

Among licensed shooters, that's a familiar shape. They sell the spectacle first, the faithfulness to the universe, the staging. The core, the loop that keeps you for hours, comes second.

So, who's it for? For you if you love Star Wars above all, if watching ships and polished settings is enough to make you happy. Much less if you want the game you fire up without thinking, the one that swallows a whole evening without warning.