The jakku map is okay, and the game needs WAY more content to be worth the $60. The reason everyone dislikes this game is because it didn't have what they wanted in comparison to battlefront 2.
You start off on a mission on hoth, and then you get to play multi-player. Star Wars battlefront is one of the best Star Wars games I've ever played. This game is not worth your money, Star Wars fanboy or not. Give money to good studios that are at least making an effort to reward gamers for their purchase. Go buy Fallout 4 or Rise of the Tomb Raider or even Halo 5 (if you hadn't already). Please don't give money to these a**holes. Star Wars is my life and in the end, I was ultimately let down by a mediocre and subpar shooter created by focus groups to cynically manipulate my love for the series. And a word to anyone that doesn't feel like a Star Wars fan lest they buy Battlefront, do not let them make you feel like that.
THe player should feel satisfied and rewarded for buying the game and supporting the studio. And don't start saying "it's not complete because they want you to buy the dlc" and all that, I realise that, but that is not an excuse. It's not complete by a long shot and is definitely not the great Star Wars experience that we were promised. Overall, this game has been a huge disappointment and I really feel ashamed for spending any amount of money on it. There are only 3 characters on each side that you can play as and they are not even voiced well, along with spouting truly stupid lines that bring to mind a hackey 3D Sonic game - "there's nothing like a good shield", oh, the thing's I do for that princess", "use their overconfidence against them" to name but a few. This is just a very lazy effort that seems to just be trying to get at least some money out of hyped up Star Wars fans before The Force Awakens gets every other consumer's money in December, and by "lazy", I mean that there is no point that the world of Star Wars came alive and sucked me in like the movies do.
After the novelty wears off, your stuck with a pretty repetitive and mediocre 1st/3rd person shooter frankly. Yeah it is for like the first 10 minutes. That is how bad it is, the fact that a game that should have been the definitive Star Wars gaming experience managed to bore two shameless Star Wars geeks within 30 minutes and that playing a game that had already been out for a week and a half (and was far superior I might add) was the preferable option on frickin LAUNCH DAY!!! LAAAUUUUNCHHHH DAYYYYYY!!! Now, you might be asking, surely it's fun to play as your favourite characters and occupy your favourite locations. I am not kidding you when I say that after about half an hour of playing various game modes, we turned to each other and said "wanna play Fallout?". I invited him over to play the game with me on launch day. Now, I am a hardcore Star Wars fan and have been since childhood as is my friend. The list of game modes reads like a joke someone would tell to parody this game's respect for the player at a stand-up gig: Battle on Tatooine, Hero Battle on Tatooine, Battle on Hoth, Hero Battle on Hoth, Survival on Hoth, Hero Survival on Hoth, Hero Battle Survival on Tattoine on Hoth, Hoth on Tatooine on Hero Battle. No plot and the excuse for a single player campaign is 3 game modes utilizing variants of gameplay across the same 4 maps against AI control. The reason I haven't ticked the spoiler box is that there's literally nothing to spoil. This game is an absolute atrocity, I can't play my copy for more than 10 minutes without getting bored and wanting to slice my larynx with powersaw - and I am writing this review in the time following one of those 10 minutes.
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