Since the popularity of Clash of Clans, the mobile gaming market has
been filling up with strategy management type games, all offering
different things, Star Wars: Commander is one of these games.
You're in the middle of a civil war and both sides are gathering forces to fight for their cause. The Rebellion is fighting for freedom and justice throughout the Galaxy. The Empire is trying to gain control over the entire Galaxy. Taking place between Episode IV: A New Hope and Episode V: The Empire Strikes back, you are part of a band of mercenaries that are looking to settle on Tatooine, your base is
You defeat the underlings but Jabba takes this crushing defeat personally, knowing this, you decide to take contract jobs from the Rebel Alliance and Galactic Empire as a means of protection. After taking on jobs with both sides, you return to find your base utterly destroyed which prompts you to align with of one of the opposing sides.
The premise of the game is you that must pick between the Rebellion and the Empire, the side of which you will defend as you make your way up the ranks as a strong field commander, regardless of which side you pick, the overall gameplay is pretty much the same, but there are certain differences in the way the game plays out and how you approach the Galactic War.
The tutorial mode allows you to play on both sides so that you're able to experience life on either side of the war, allowing you to make a comparative decision when you must pick which side you intend to support. In their fighting campaigns, The Rebels use heroes while The Empire prefers to conquer their battles with machines.
You are given missions in the form of holograms which will allow you to earn credits and alloys which will contribute towards upgrading your base of operations, a place where you train your newest troops and level up vehicles you may have obtained in battle. You are also able to make special hero units, the members of which will differ depending on your side of choice, I picked the Rebels so I saw individuals like Princess Leia, R2D2, Han Solo and Chewbacca.
There are various in app purchases available from the in game store, the premium currency - crystals can be purchased in various quantities starting from a 500 crystal package for prices ranging from $4.99 to $99.99.
Star Wars: Commander is currently running version 2.2.5 and available to play in multiple languages, it requires your device to be running at least iOS 6.0 or later, it can be downloaded for free from the app store with the option to further purchase in app content. The game is currently rated four stars in the app store with generally favorable reviews and positive feedback from players.
Star Wars Commander Cheats & Tips
A general rule you should try to stick to in any massively multiplayer online real time simulation game is concentrating on bulking up on your resources, you can NEVER have too many resources, by doing this, and you'll have a huge advantage when upgrading your base. The majority of players tend to forget about their resource stores because of the distraction of the fighting campaigns in the game.
If you want a long term advantage over other players, it's best to start off the game with a lot of your concentration on resource building development first, you are able to build the Alloy Refinery and Credit Market, these will give you a surplus of resources in a steady stream that you need.
Take advantage of your three day protective shield that you will have at the beginning of the game; you should really work on building up your defenses during this time so that you are protected when your shield does go down leaving you open to attack. Thus far, there are no reputable hacks which have been proven to work, since this game is a server sided one, however, a working hack for Star Wars: Commander is in high demand on game hacking sites.
Star Wars Commander Hack Tool
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