Games from a galaxy far, far away.
Rogue Squadron 2 builds on its predecessor’s excellent, fast-paced dogfights to put players in the cockpit for some of the most iconic Star Wars space battles.
As its name implies, this kid-friendly action game is one of the most expansive Star Wars games out there, spanning the first six episodes of the sprawling saga.
The Old Republic’s dated MMORPG combat will turn some people off immediately, but it still offers unparalleled freedom to make your way in the galaxy as a Jedi, Imperial officer, or anything in between.
Unlike the fast-paced Rogue Squadron, TIE Fighter leans into the complexity of piloting a spaceship, delivering a true space sim backed by a great Star Wars story.
Republic Commando eschews the Force altogether, putting you in charge of a group of clone troopers for a great boots-on-the-ground shooter.
Fallen Order makes the player feel like a Force-wielding, lightsaber-swinging badass, but it provides enough challenge to prove that a Jedi’s talents are more important than raw power.
The spiritual sequel to Rogue Squadron also happens to be one of the best space combat games ever, whether you’re playing the single-player campaign or competing with other pilots online.
Jedi Outcast’s combination of deep lightsaber combat and powerful Force abilities make it the best game to date at letting you actually feel like a Jedi.
Battlefront 2 launched in rough shape, but years of updates have turned it into a great multiplayer shooter and the best expression of large-scale combat in any Star Wars game.
With memorable characters and a dive into the history of the galaxy far, far away, KOTOR and its sequel boast some of the best stories ever in a Star Wars game, making them great for fans new and old.