Star Wars: Squadrons has arrived on consoles and PC, and the databank at StarWars.com has been updated to reflect the ace pilots from the Titan and Vanguard Squadrons.
Who are the daring pilots taking to the skies and the stars during the final days of the Galactic Empire? Learn all about some of the main characters, gorgeous ships, and other new details in the official StarWars.com Databank entries for the game.
Fighting for the New Republic as part of Vanguard Squadron — an elite response unit whose motto is “Fearless to the finish” — we’ll meet combat pilot Lindon Javes. There also squad members: Grace Sienar, a hero of the Rebellion who chose the side of the righteous after being raised in the lap of Imperial luxury; Kierah “Gunny” Koovah, a survivor who lost an arm in the Clone Wars and survived imprisonment by the enemy to continue the fight long after the fall of the Empire; the Trandoshan pilot Feresk “Frisk” Tssat, and Keo Venzee, who found fame and fortune on the galactic racing circuit before turning those talents into assets of the New Republic.
Keeping Vanguard Squadron flying high, you’ll find the New Republic’s intelligence chief, Ardo Barodai, a handsome Mon Calamari who knows how to play dumb to get the intel he needs, and dedicated and skilled maintenance crew member Zerelda Sage.
But Imperial remnants remain organized and intent on bringing down the New Republic. Among those fighters we find Titan Squadron, led by Terisa Kerrill. Like many loyal Imperial soldiers, Terisa credits the Empire for giving her purpose in life. Among her fearless crew are Havina Vonreg, who lost her brothers in a rebel attack and won’t rest until she has revenge; Rella Sol, an ambitious strategist with family in the Imperial Senate; and the mysterious Shen.
Titan Squadron is led by Admiral Rae Sloane, a decorated veteran in her own right with a vision for the Empire’s future, and aided by the rank-and-file including LT-514, an Imperial Information Officer enhanced with a cybernetic implant, and Willard Waylin, who only needs the right wrench in hand to keep the Star Destroyer Overseer going strong.
Players will also see an array of new ships in the Rebel Alliance and Imperial fleets, including the Temperance, the Overseer, and the Starhawk.
Star Wars: Squadrons is out now for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One (crossplay across all platforms is supported). For more information visit the game’s official website.
The game will be playable on the new PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X consoles.
