A new one Star Wars The game is now available on Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite and PS4. Starting today, April 6, all users of the aforementioned consoles can download a first-person tactical shooter Star Wars: Republic Order for $ 15 through PlayStation Store and Nintendo eShop. An old Xbox exclusive, Star Wars: Republic Commando was released in 2005, with this particular reissue being a slight update of the original. It’s not a remake and it’s not a remaster either, which explains why it’s only $ 15.
To accompany all this news, Aspyr Media has released a new release trailer for the reissue, which gives players an idea of what the updates have and haven’t been done.
There are still reviews on the pair of ports, but right now the Nintendo Switch versions feature a 76 on Metacritic, which is two points below the 78 the game managed to wrap up in 2005.
“Chaos has erupted across the galaxy. As the leader of an elite Republic Commandos squadron, your mission is to infiltrate, dominate, and ultimately annihilate the enemy,” an official release from the game. “Boss, Fixer, Scorch and Sev, better known as Delta Squad, are back! Your team will follow your orders and your example, working together as a team, instinctively, intelligently and instantly. Relive the legendary campaign “.
At the time of publication, it is unclear how much space is needed to download the game to PS4, but the Nintendo Switch requires 2.5 GB. Presumably, the PS4 version is at this stage, but so far it has not been confirmed.
As for other platforms, there is no news of more ports beyond these two. The game can now be played on the computer as well as on Xbox consoles through compatibility with previous versions, so they may be the only ports that Aspyr Media will release.
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