Star Wars: The Old Republic

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Developer: BioWare, BioWare Austin
Publisher: Electronic Arts, LucasArts
Release date: December 20, 2011
Rating: Teen
Embark on epic adventures in this free-to-play MMORPG set in the Star Wars universe. Choose your path and shape your story in a galaxy far, far away.
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Hope Cinematic Trailer
Deceived Cinematic Trailer
Bounty Hunter Progression Trailer
Return (Cinematic Intro)
Join the Fight Trailer
Signs of War Trailer
Your Saga Begins Trailer
Choose your side: Jedi Consular vs. Imperial Agent Trailer
Choose your side: Jedi Knight vs. Bounty Hunter Trailer
Choose your side: Trooper vs. Sith Inquisitor Trailer
Character Progression: Jedi Consular Trailer
Character Progression: Imperial Agent Trailer

About the game

Star Wars: The Old Republic is a free-to-play MMORPG set in the Star Wars universe. The game takes place thousands of years before the events of the movies, allowing players to explore a new era of the Star Wars universe. Players create their own characters and embark on a variety of quests and missions, making choices that affect their character's story and the overall narrative of the game. The game features a variety of classes and factions to choose from, each with their own unique abilities and playstyles.

Reasons to play

  • Rich storytelling: The game offers a deep and engaging storyline, with players making choices that affect their character's story and the overall narrative of the game.
  • Wide variety of classes and factions: The game offers a wide range of classes and factions to choose from, allowing for a variety of playstyles and strategies.
  • Engaging multiplayer: The game features a variety of multiplayer options, including group quests and PvP battles, providing a fun and social experience.

Reasons not to play

  • Time commitment: MMORPGs like Star Wars: The Old Republic can be time-consuming, with a lot of grinding and repetition required to level up and progress.
  • Pay-to-win elements: While the game is free-to-play, it heavily relies on microtransactions for revenue. Some players may find the constant advertising and pressure to spend money on in-game items to be off-putting.
  • Limited endgame content: While the game offers a rich and engaging leveling experience, some players may find the endgame content to be limited or repetitive.

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