Empire's second season, titled "Empire Resurgent," has been officially launched.
In an exciting development for Star Wars: Hunters fans, the game's latest season, "Empire Resurgent," is now live. This season brings a host of new features, including a brand-new playable character and a dark, mysterious map inspired by Darth Vader's castle.
Meet K-A0S, the latest Hunter to join the fray. This Imperial security droid, equipped with Grafted Twin Shields, is a formidable tank-class character. K-A0S seeks revenge against Grozz, a Wookiee juggernaut who tore off her arms and now uses them as deadly weapons.
The new battlefield is a thrilling blend of fiery lava pits and iconic Star Wars elements. Players will encounter Dark Vader's healing Bacta Tank and a towering Sith monolith as they navigate this challenging arena. The Dark Lord's TIE Advanced Fighter also makes an appearance, adding an authentic Star Wars touch to the battlefield.
The "Empire Resurgent" Arena Pass offers players a chance to progress through over 80 tiers, earning in-game rewards and random items along the way. These rewards include Costumes, Weapon Wraps, Victory Poses, Stickers, and more, allowing players to unlock Empire-inspired looks for their Hunters.
Players can engage with the new character and map by purchasing the Arena Pass, which also provides access to exclusive rewards. The pass is integral to the new season's gameplay, as it offers a unique and immersive experience for players.
While specific details about the map and rewards are scarce, the "Empire Resurgent" season promises to deliver an exciting and engaging experience for Star Wars: Hunters players. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, players are encouraged to visit the official Star Wars: Hunters website, social media channels, or community forums.
The "Empire Resurgent" season is currently ongoing, so grab your lightsabers, strap on your armour, and join the fight in this thrilling new chapter of Star Wars: Hunters!
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