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Star Wars: Force Arena
Korean developer Netmarble Games Corp. has announced a new multiplayer mobile Star Wars game that looks like it was inspired by Clash Royale.
The game is planned for a global release on iOS and Android platforms. No release date has been announced outside of "coming soon", but it will be free-to-play. The game is currently accepting applications for its beta. You can sign up by heading here.
The game will feature 65 Star Wars characters and vehicles with confirmations that Han Solo, Chewbacca, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Darth Vader, and Ezra Bridger will be in the game. Players will be able to play as the Rebellion or the Empire commanding a squad in real-time multiplayer battles. It will offer 1 v. 1, 2 v. 2, as well as single player.
Those who play in the beta will receive some bonus crystals, which acts as the in-game currency. The more people sign up, the bigger the opening pot of free crystals will be.
You can check out a gallery of images from the game below which hint that you will be placing heroes on the battlefield similar to the way players do in Clash Royale.
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