Delta Force Xtreme

Delta Force Xtreme takes the series into the future and mixes it with real-time strategy gameplay to create a truly unique experience.

Because a large portion of the game takes place in outer space, the air forces around the player's space station will have to deal with debris and fire from around corners as the energy ball slowly shrinks down. Each new planet must contain as much as the player can, and while most space debris is destroyed, the remaining debris can be used as fire to break through rocks and cover you from enemy fire.

Once the level has been completed, the ship will begin to fly away, but the further space the player travels, the more damage it will deal. For the most part, the game will never be able to stop or keep the ship doing what it should.

The force is also set to be the weapon of choice for all the AIs. While every encounter with a destroyer is an exciting one, if the player has the time and patience to put together a strategy, they can really use the force to fight the aliens. For the most part, the goal of the ship is to eradicate all enemy ships, but it's also imperative to construct a robust fleet that can defend themselves against enemy fire, so that the player can travel back and forth between locations and at the same time bring the fight to a halt. This will give the player the ability to win the war from a tactical perspective, but also the ability to form alliances and help the player build up an arsenal of heavy weaponry, as well as force power.

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The ship fights are one of the most important parts of the gameplay of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and the new trailer showcases how the Rebellion will play a large role in the fight against the Empire. If the player and their squad have the skills, then they should build a strong and sturdy crew that can defeat the humans that will attempt to conquer the galaxy in the game. The trailer then shows how players will choose which forces they'll be able to side with, and how these warlike characters will interact with the galaxy.

The player is then dropped into the middle of a battle, and is confronted by what appears to be a Galactic Empire-controlled Hutt gang that plans on annihilating the Empire in a tactical fashion. This conflict appears to be the climax of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and players are then forced to play as a lone survivor of the Rebellion, or at least a lone survivor. It's unclear whether the campaign will start in a new Rebel Alliance, or a different one entirely.

While not much has been revealed about Star Wars Jedi: Survivor's story, the trailer does demonstrate the variety of Star Wars characters that will be in the game. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor's main protagonist Cal Kestis, who will be voiced by Troy Baker, was shown in the trailer during EA Play Live 2021, and players are finally given a glimpse of how he reacts to being in a new Rebel Alliance.

When Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order's protagonist Cal Kestis was first introduced in 2019's Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, it was by a few accounts the game was not a true sequel to the story that fans know and love. Cal was still being hunted by the Empire for his life against the wishes of a young Jedi Padawan, and though he had gone out of his way to protect the young Jedi in the process, he did not return to the Jedi Order that killed him, leaving him to become a lone wolf on the desert planet of Zeffo. This is the first glimpse that shows a character that has truly survived the purge and is seeking to continue the fight against the Empire.

This is where the character that fans saw first began to make an appearance. Cere Junda, the partner for protagonist Cal Kestis, first appeared in 2018's Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and quickly became a fan favorite. Not only did she help Cal recover a Force Echo that was able to stop the Empire's purge, but she also assisted in closing the way for the Jedi Order that threatened the galaxy. This character has continued to be the focus of the game, so it is easy to assume that the character would continue to exist in the franchise through a similar means.

One of the most beloved character in the Star Wars franchise, Hera has always been an extremely lonely person. Her personality was well documented in the prequel films and the television series. But the way she was portrayed, she even seemed to come across as very insecure. During her time as an Imperial soldier, she gave the best of her life. She was born into a future where everyone knows the truth about the death of Emperor Palpatine and was always trying to take over the galaxy. With nothing more to her name, it seems that Hera is still a woman who is strong and confident in her abilities and power.