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Star Wars Battlefront February Update Begins Deployment
Electronic Arts and developer DICE have started rolling out the February update for Star Wars Battlefront on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The update contains previously announced free content as well as bug fixes and gameplay tweaks.
The new Twilight on Hoth map has been added to various game modes, as well as the new Survival in the Ice Caves mission. Furthermore, Turning Point has been added to the Jundland Wastes, Forest of Endor, Outpost Beta, and SoroSaub Centroplex maps.
Also included are numerous gameplay tweaks to the title's heroes, missions, vehicles, star cards, and weapons.
For the full list of the update's contents, check out this official forums post.
Click here for more of what's in store for the game this year.
[Source: Electronic Arts]
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