The new single-player game mode for Star Wars: X-Wing replaces the lone player’s opponent with an automated flight system that will determine where an enemy ship flies to and which targets it selects. Whoever shoots their opponent’s ships down first emerges victorious. Players then simultaneously reveal the flight path of their ship and engage in combat if they can line up a shot. The miniatures game sees players secretly deciding the direction and speed of their ship each turn using a manoeuvre dial. Unlike other Star Wars games involving miniatures - such as the larger-scale Star Wars: Armada and ground-based Star Wars: Legion - X-Wing focuses on the dogfighting between smaller handfuls of ships such as Imperial TIE Fighters and Rebel X-Wings.

Typically a two-player game, X-Wing sees players face off against one another as Rebel, Empire or Scum and Villainy fighter pilots in a spaceship battle. Go toe-to-toe with an imaginary opponent in a dogfight amongst the stars with a new solo game mode for the Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures Game.

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