Star Wars: Squadrons is a starfighter game experienced entirely from the cockpit, where flying means diverting power between engines, shields and lasers mid-dogfight in an X-wing, TIE fighter or bomber. A full single-player campaign sets up the fantasy, and optional PSVR support makes it one of the most immersive Star Wars cockpits available.
When it clicks, the 5v5 fleet-battle dream is intact and the flight model rewards learning. The catch is longevity: reviews and players flag a thin content offering and a multiplayer base that thinned out after support ended, alongside the technical hiccups common to its launch. As a self-contained campaign and a VR showpiece it holds up well; as a live multiplayer game, temper expectations before diving in.
Player feedback for STAR WARS™: Squadrons is decidedly mixed, with a significant portion expressing frustration over technical issues and lack of content, particularly in multiplayer. However, those who enjoyed the game appreciated its engaging gameplay and VR support, suggesting that experiences vary greatly based on user expectations and technical performance.
Based on 131 reviews from steam
Star Wars Squadrons Gameplay is NOT what I expected!
