Squadrons Now Has Every Reason for a Sequel

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Okay, so Star Wars: Squadrons, right? It looked like it could’ve been this bomb-ass addition to the ever-expanding galaxy of Star Wars games. I mean, first-person flight combat? Yes, please. But, kinda fizzled out over time. Who knew? But don’t write it off yet. Just because it didn’t have legs doesn’t mean it didn’t do some things right. Mechanics? Nailed it. Combat? On point. But, yeah, not much else going on there, sadly.

Now, there’s this whole buzz about it maybe getting another shot. Star Wars Celebration happened last month—super geek-fest with announcements flying around like X-wings. New game, Star Wars Zero Company, and oh, there’s an animated series about Darth Maul. But the mic drop? Star Wars: Starfighter. Boom.

Fast forward a sec, Star Wars movie news! Ryan Gosling—yes, Ken from “Barbie”—helming Starfighter with Shawn Levy directing. Five years after The Rise of Skywalker? Sign me up! But we gotta sit tight till Memorial Day 2027. Ugh, patience is a Sith virtue… or was it Jedi?

Anyway—or wait—was I talking about Squadrons? (See, I lose track!) So, Gosling in a cockpit could be the ticket for a Squadrons sequel. Just speculation, but I’d bet my last credit there’s potential here. Kids love speculation, don’t we?

And listen, Shawn Levy? Probably still riding high from Deadpool & Wolverine killing it last year. Second highest-grossing flick of 2024. Not too shabby!

Here’s the deal with Squadrons: missed the post-launch pizzazz. Adding Gosling and whoever else might keep it flying longer. Imagine the gameplay—could be like, the grail of Star Wars flight sim! Franchise territory, maybe? Honestly, exploring deeper Star Wars stories is every fan’s dream. TV, movies, games—all a tangled web of awesome.

Real talk, maybe Squadrons 2 is just wishful thinking. (I daydream too much, sue me.) But man, with Starfighter approaching, maybe folks will dive back into Squadrons for that epic space-fight adrenaline. Until then? It stays this kinda quirky, charming one-and-done adventure.

Fly on, Squadrons, fly on.

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