'Star Wars: Battlefront' Review: 'The Battle Of Jakku' Dubbed As The 'Most Frustrating Game'

EA's "Star Wars: Battlefront" may arguably be one of the greatest and most frustrating games ever made, according to Techradar.

The DICE team has created a game that brings photorealistic visuals to John William's score and high production value.

The moment a player reaches the main menu, the lack of content is noticed. "Battlefront" does not have a single player campaign. Multiplayer modes offered and number of locations to play them in, aren't bountiful.

The game offers nine game modes, but players may perhaps go back to only two or three.

"Star Wars: Battlefront's" flagship mode the "Walker Assault," is a 40-player match which emulates the "Empire's" iconic "Hoth invasion". In response to criticism that it was too easy for the "Empire" to win, EA has since then, tweaked the mode.

According to EA, "Star Wars: Battlefront" is the largest digital launch in the company's history and is also the biggest launch of a "Star Wars" video game, revealed Express.

In terms of sales, no data has been revealed but fans on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One have been able to destroy more than 15 million AT-ATs.

For users, the game could do with a few more packs. It also lacks a story campaign and when it comes to weaponry, it appears somewhat limited.

Recently, EA has revealed new details about "Star Wars: Battlefront's" free downloadable content. "The Battle of Jakku" will have a new game mode called "Turning Point."

It is a 40-player match in which Rebels need to capture three control points from Imperial players.

A timer counts down, but more time is added to the clock if a control point is captured. The mode ends with "Rebels" attacking the enemy's make-shift base, which is very similar to "Walker Assault."

EA's "Star Wars: Battlefront's The Battle of Jakku" is out on Dec. 8. for players who use Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, reported Forbes.

Fans who pre-ordered the game will receive theirs on Dec. 1.