Star Wars: Uprising Critic Reviews

If you want an in-depth gaming experience, this isn’t the title for you. But if you’re looking for a quick taste of the Star Wars universe on the small screen, this is an easy to play, surprisingly engaging little game.

Yes the gameplay can be wonky and the limited XP missions are frustrating, but beneath that is an engaging, deep, and plain old fun RPG set in everyone’s favorite sci-fi fantasy universe. It’s great fun and it comes highly recommended.

If the developers keep their promise to constantly expand this Diablo-like action RPG, it will stay on my iPad for long.

Uprising is an enjoyable addiction in the new Star Wars canon. It's a shame that its missions are so similar and uninspiring.

If you’re a Star Wars fan who’s looking to pass some time before the release of The Force Awakens, you could do far worse.

Behind some good ideas there's a game that doesn't get to shine. Still, fans of the Star Wars franchise will enjoy the experience.

One missed opportunity because its core is a fairly good action RPG, but beyond the first few hours you'll find a pretty repetitive game.

Star Wars Uprising embraces the Action RPG genre… but without the Force. Too predictable and generic, but could keep fans of the George Lucas universe entertained, specially playing in co-op.

Star Wars: Uprising is on the brink of being a shameless commercial monstrosity. Still, it’s become a decent clone of Diablo, which, due to the complete lack of challenge, will make you fall asleep sooner rather than later. Zzzztar Warzzzzz…

Star Wars: Uprising is a perfectly solid RPG, but it doesn't do much that we haven't all seen before.

Star Wars: Uprising seems initially cool but turns very samey.

Uprising succeeds in putting gamers at an exciting point on the Star Wars timeline, and it’s easy to get attached to your character. However, it doesn’t offer much in the way of information about what’s happening in the galaxy at large, which might be a disappointment to fans who had hoped for more.

Star Wars: Uprising delivers on a promise of a simple action-game fix for an hour or so a day without paying a dime, but it’s far from a memorable Star Wars game.

Star Wars Uprising offers brand recognition, and little else making it one to jump to hyperspace past.

I am a sucker for ARPG games, and I really was hoping Uprising would be able to evoke some of the feeling I get when playing my favorites. I think with some updates it has the potential to improve but until then Uprising is going to be in the 'miss' column for me.