In addition to the Tatooine training missions, the player participates in the Battle of Hoth from the Imperial point of view, and the Battle of Endor as a Rebel. Brenn defects to the Rebel Alliance and proceeds to fight his former commanders. Dellis is imprisoned by the Empire for revealing this information, though Brenn is initially led to believe that Dellis has been killed. The main character is loyal to the Empire for the first half of the game, until his brother, Dellis Tantor discovers that the Empire killed their father. This is a reference to the opening scenes of Episode IV when C-3PO and R2-D2 escape the Empire via an escape pod which crashes on Tatooine. The first task (from the training missions) is to search for an escape pod that landed on Tatooine, and then track the droids that were inside. It is shown from the point of view of a young officer in the Imperial Navy, Brenn Tantor, who begins as a stormtrooper, but soon enough is given his own command. The game interweaves an original story between the events of Star Wars: A New Hope and Return of the Jedi, sometimes intersecting with known Star Wars events.
Players can choose any combination of teams or work together to challenge the computer player. Multiplayer mode has an instant action mode but no campaign mode. The game was supported by the defunct Microsoft Gaming Zone. Up to six players can join together, and Local area network (LAN) and TCP/IP connections are supported. The game has multiple networked multiplayer options. Outsides of the main story-mode Campaign, scenarios can be re-played under the Scenario option, and players can set up their own battles in the Skirmish mode where up to four sides can compete against one another, though they only have the faction choice of Imperials or the Rebellion. Levels are ground assault based, as the game lacks space combat. The levels are largely plot-focused, with initial levels playing as the Imperial faction against the Rebellion, whilst as the plot progresses and the character defects to the Rebellion, players then fight against the Imperials. The game utilizes a birds-eye view around a 3D map. The player commands forces as though they are the commander rather than an infantry unit. Star Wars: Force Commander is a real-time strategy video game. Previous games used sprites and textured backgrounds.
Gameplay Force Commander is the first Star Wars strategy game to be rendered fully in 3D. Gameplay was generally considered simpler than other real-time strategy games. Reviewers were divided on the quality of the game's visuals, with some calling them dated and others considering them strong. Critics cited poor controls as a primary issue.
Peter McConnell created remixed tracks of John Williams's original score with influences from hard rock and techno music. Its plot interweaves between Star Wars: A New Hope and Return of the Jedi, taking place in key battles. It was co-developed by Ronin Entertainment and LucasArts, and published by LucasArts.
STAR WARS GAME LIKE COMMAND AND CONQUER WINDOWS
Star Wars: Force Commander is a real-time strategy video game released for the Microsoft Windows platform in March 2000.
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