Rieve: A malicious young dark side warrior, Rieve pairs her cruelty with her charisma in the arena, dashing around and getting up close with her lightsaber.J-3DI: An artificial Jedi of sorts, J-3DI is a droid programmed like a Jedi, with "simulated Force powers" and skill with a lightsaber.Outside of her skill, little is known about her, which is on purpose. Imara Vex: A bounty hunter, Vex uses The Arena as advertising, showing off her skills to potential clients.Grozz: Described as being large even by Wookie standards, Grozz is one of the stars of the Arena, a fierce former huttball player wielding twin droid arms he previously ripped off of a KX-droid.Aran' Tal: A mysterious Mandalorian warrior.Here are the characters we know about and their descriptions: So far, Zynga has revealed 11 characters for Star Wars: Hunters, with more heavily implied to be coming in the future.
As the names imply, this means that despite the unique skills of each Hunter, they all have roughly one of three roles, being meant to deal lots of damage, buff allies and debuff foes, or soak up damage.īeing a team-based game, each character in Star Wars: Hunters has a wildly different playstyle, with unique abilities compared to the rest of the roster. The characters in Star Wars: Hunters are the titular Hunters, contestants in The Arena who are competing for rewards and fame, though it's hinted that a few have other motivations.Įach Hunter falls into one of three classes: Damage, Support, and Tank. It is worth noting however that Star Wars: Hunters does include microtransactions, for both additional content and premium currency.
Star Wars: Hunters is a free-to-play game, meaning you won't have to spend anything if you don't feel like it. Given the nature of Star Wars: Hunters, it's safe to expect more content will also be added post-launch on a somewhat regular basis. More content is being added while the game is in soft launch, including new Hunters, maps, and modes. Maps in the game all take place within The Arena, but with various customizations that are meant to represent classic Star Wars planets, such as a snowy setting for Hoth, while maps representing Endor and Tatooine will have a dense forest and scorching sand setting, respectively. Finally, in Huttball, teams try to control the ball in order to score points. Another mode is Control, which is a spin on the classic king of the hill, requiring a team to control a specific point until time runs out. There are different PvP modes such as Escort, which tasks players with escorting the payload from one location to another.
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