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Star Wars: Rogue Squadron And More Join GoG LucasArts Library Today
As if this week’s announcement from GoG didn’t generate enough Force-powered excitement, there are even more LucasArts titles available now. Among them is the much anticipated Star Wars: Rogue Squadron.
The title offers more arcade-style action than the X-Wing series, allowing players to relive some of the most exciting Star Wars battles. Yes, you can bring down AT-ATs with tow cables.
Joining the library today, you’ll also find real-time strategy Empire at War: Gold Pack (with the Forces of Corruption expansion) and turn-based galactic war simulator Star Wars: Rebellion. For more on the LucasArts library on GoG, check out our earlier coverage.
[Source: GoG]
Our Take
While Rogue Squadron is certainly the gem of this bunch, don’t overlook the other two. Rebellion has its problems, and it can be quite plodding, but it’s a unique take on managing a war from both the perspectives of the Empire and the Rebel Alliance.
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