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Star Wars Battlefront details team-based Blast Mode

10 vs 10 team deathmatch with no vehicles.

Star Wars Battlefront developer DICE has detailed its upcoming Blast Mode.

As covered on Star Wars Battlefront's official site, this will be a fairly conservative 10 vs 10 team-based competitive mode. The game ends when either a team reaches 100 kills, or the 10-minute time-limit expires. Whichever happens first.

Lead level designer Dennis Brännvall explained that every map alters its properties to custom suit each game mode. "Say you've just played Walker Assault mode on Hoth and then switched to Blast, still on Hoth. Thanks to variations in lighting and time of day, you'll definitely see a difference," he stated.

Blast Mode maps will be smaller and encourage more close-quarters combat compared to some other game modes. As such, Blast Mode matches won't contain any vehicles, heroes or villains. It will contain weapon pick-ups, however, though these will be scarce enough to keep player on their toes.

"Whether you pick up a Droid scanning for nearby enemies or a turret that'll control a zone for you, the pickups can really turn the tide of a Blast match," Brännvall explained. "They are not around every corner though, so keep your eyes peeled."

Star Wars Battlefront is due 17th November on PS4, Xbox One and PC.

Cover image for YouTube videoStar Wars Battlefront multiplayer gameplay - E3 2015 EA Conference - “Walker Assault” on Hoth