To conclude the panel in a big way the fourth and final DLC expansion was also revealed. Take your first look at #StarWarsBattlefront Death Star, with new maps on ground and in Space. The teaser does show some major space skirmishes however, including a Star Destroyer and the Death Star trench run, so perhaps this expansion will add another major missing element of Battlefront: actual wars in the stars!

The brief teaser is up top and while we don't quite yet know exactly what gameplay it'll support, it was revealed during the panel that the two new legendary heroes/villains it will add to the game are the bounty hunter Bossk and everyone's favorite fur ball, Chewbacca. On July 21st, Battlefront players will be able to take part in Skirmish mode which adds bot support for offline play to the game's Walker Assault and Fighter Squadron modes (supports splitscreen co-op on consoles). A much-needed feature, it's better than never for Battlefront, especially as players await the next content expansion, Death Star, DLC that we just got our first look at during the 'Meet the Creators: The Minds Behind EA's Star Wars Games' panel at #SWCE.

Just before Star Wars Celebration Europe 2016 began, where Disney teased a major presence on the video game front from publisher Electronic Arts, a new major update was unveiled for Star Wars: Battlefront that helps address one of the major missing features of the game: more single-player support. A new patch for Star Wars Battlefront arrived today, adding the offline Skirmish mode and making a number of changes to the shooters UI, maps, modes.

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