Take sides in the war between the Empire and the Rebels
Some people that are already going gray consider that the last Star Wars movie is Return of the Jedi, and whatever has been published after that is totally fake. Any new movie, especially since the franchise was purchased by Disney is conceived as a spin-off if not an utter crime.
The Star Wars real-time strategy game
However, these people are usually more flexible when it comes to video games, and are happy to play titles of the likes of Star Wars: Commander, a real-time strategy game for Android similar to Clash of Clans that tries to remain faithful to the classic trilogy.
You'll have to decide whether you fight side by side with the Rebels or if you prefer to take sides with the Empire because you've been seduced by the Dark Side of The Force. Once you've made such an important decision, you'll have to equip your army with weapons and prepare your units to fight against your enemy, either to free the Universe from the imperial oppression or to dominate it with an iron fist.
Prove your strategy skills commanding the rebel or imperial troops.
- Fight with the Empire or the Rebels.
- Train your troops and get them ready for the combat.
- Build units and vehicles and equip them with all sorts of improvements.
- Defend your base against the enemy forces.
- Train your soldiers to increase their level.
- Fight on different planets from the Star Wars universe.
- Play online and build teams with your friends in the collaborative mode.
For those of you who prefer to play on your PC, there's also a version of this Star Wars for Windows 10 that you can download from Malavida. That's definitely better than having to download the Android APK and running it on BlueStacks.
Requirements and additional information:
- Minimum operating system requirements: Android 4.2.
- Offers in-app purchases.
With a degree in History, and later, in Documentation, I have over a decade of experience testing and writing about apps: reviews, guides, articles, news, tricks, and more. They have been countless, especially on Android, an operating system...
Antony Peel