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Take A Look At Star Wars Battlefront II's Han Solo Season
Solo: A Star Wars Story is hanging on for dear life in the box office, but if you saw the film, and enjoyed it, you can relive the battle of Kessel in Star Wars Battlefront II when the new Han Solo season arrives on June 12. All of the new content is free on all systems.
Along with younger versions of Han Solo and Lando Calrissian, players can play as a slightly younger looking version of Chewbacca, complete with goggles. The new Kessel map takes players deep into the Coaxium Mine for games of Blast, Hero Showdown, Heroes vs. Villains, and Extraction.
And yes, Lando's pristine version of the Millennium Falcon can be used in the Starfighter avenues of play. L3-37 is included as the co-pilot.
Star Wars Battlefront II launched to troubles galore, but has received plenty of support from developer DICE in the months that have followed. Some of the big problems still persist, but players now have a wealth of content to explore.
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