While there hasn't been any official information about "Star Wars Battlefront 3" release date, the game is reportedly going to hit the shelves sometime in December coinciding with its movie counterpart, "Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens," Christian Post reported.
And while fans are still waiting for the official launch, Venture Capital Post reported that the game title will most likely explore the story of "The Force Awakens" making EA Dice's game the "most expensive" in its franchise history.
EA Dice Label boss Patrick Söderlund told Eurogamer that he is confident that "Star Wars Battlefront 3" is the best in the franchise come its release date.
"This is DICE's interpretation of what Battlefront should be...That's the best description you can have," he explained.
"There are absolutely things in the previous Battlefront games that you'll recognize and remember, but DICE wants to put its own flavor on it. That's the only way we can do it. Hence it's called 'Star Wars: Battlefront,' without a 3 at the end. We want to say it's something new...But again, it's going to be very Star Wars and very cool."
In addition, EA DICE game designer Niklas Fergraeus promised gamers that the team has improved "Star Wars Battlefront 3's" multiplayer option where there will be a "great variety" to choose from.
"We have actually made the decision to specifically tailor certain maps to certain game modes, and what we get from that is not only incredibly varied scales, but also gameplay that will allow players to live out some of their most memorable 'Star Wars' battle fantasies," he said in an interview with IGN.
"However, with the talent we have here at DICE, the Frostbite technology at our fingertips, and the fantastic working relationship we have with Lucas, I believe we will deliver a Star Wars experience that excites fans around the world and gives them the chance to play out battles in some of the most iconic locales in the series history."
Expert Reviews on the other hand, claimed that "Star Wars Battlefront 3" would finally allow gamers to use the first or third person shooter using a Battlelog service from "Battlefield 4."
