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|title=Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds
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|publisher1=[[LucasArts]]
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|designer=Garry M. Gaber
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|genre=[[Real-time strategy]]
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|modes=[[Single player]], [[Multiplayer]]
|modes=[[Single player]], [[Multiplayer]]
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|series=Star Wars
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'''Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds''' is a [[real-time strategy]] computer game set in the {{c|Star Wars}} universe.
'''Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds''' is a [[real-time strategy]] computer game set in the {{c|Star Wars}} universe.


Players have a choice of factions and campaigns. The factions in the original game include the Wookiees, Royal Naboo, the Trade Federation, the Empire, the Rebels, and the Gungans. There are two campaigns in the game centered on the Wookiee race, and one campaign for the Gungans, the Trade Federation, the Galactic Empire, and the Rebel Alliance respectively. An [[expansion pack]], [[Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds: Clone Campaigns|Clone Campaigns]], was released in [[2002]], adding two new factions and campaigns. Later that year, both Galactic Battlegrounds and Clone Campaigns were released in a box set, [[Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds Saga]]. No sequels have been made, although other Star Wars themed RTSes have been made such as [[Star Wars: Empire at War]].
An [[expansion pack]], [[Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds: Clone Campaigns|Clone Campaigns]], was released in [[2002]], adding two new factions and campaigns. Later that year, both Galactic Battlegrounds and Clone Campaigns were released in a box set, [[Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds Saga]]. No sequels have been made, although other Star Wars themed RTSes have been made such as [[Star Wars: Empire at War]].


The games were built on the [[Genie Engine]], the same one used in [[Age of Empires]], and [[Age of Empires II]]. Online play is mainly played through GameSpy Arcade, maintaining a small base of users. Mainstream online play was considerably damaged after Zone.com, the main site for online play, closed down all CD-ROM games on [[June 19]], [[2006]] due to financial problems.
The games were built on the Genie Engine, the same one used in [[Age of Empires]], and [[Age of Empires II]]. Online play is mainly played through GameRanger or Voobly, maintaining a small base of users. Mainstream online play was considerably damaged after Zone.com, the main site for online play, closed down all CD-ROM games on June 19, [[2006]] due to financial problems.


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==Gameplay==
Players have a choice of factions and campaigns. The factions in the original game include the Wookiees, Royal Naboo, the Trade Federation, the Empire, the Rebels, and the Gungans. There are two campaigns in the game centered on the Wookiee race, and one campaign for the Gungans, the Trade Federation, the Galactic Empire, and the Rebel Alliance respectively.


The player starts the game with a Command Center, a scout, and three workers (in a normal random map game) for whichever of the six original factions they choose. The player searches and gathers resources such as Food, Carbon, Nova Crystals, and Ore and then uses the resources in order to create new buildings, units, workers and so on. Food is used for low-end units and troopers, as well as the work force. Carbon is used in place of Wood in Age of Empires 2 for buildings and artillery. Nova Crystals create the more high-end units and can be gathered through getting special "holocrons" (from Relics in AoE 2). Ore is used for defensive structures as well as the Gungan unique unit Fambaa. The player can build separate units at separate buildings designed specifically for different types of units. The player can advance through the four Tech Levels by paying a certain amount of resources. When a player advances a Tech Level, more units, buildings, and upgrades become available.
The player starts the game with a Command Center, a scout, and three workers (in a normal random map game) for whichever of the six original factions they choose. The player searches and gathers resources such as Food, Carbon, Nova Crystals, and Ore and then uses the resources in order to create new buildings, units, workers and so on. Food is used for low-end units and troopers, as well as the work force. Carbon is used in place of Wood in Age of Empires 2 for buildings and artillery. Nova Crystals create the more high-end units and can be gathered through getting special "holocrons" (from Relics in AoE 2). Ore is used for defensive structures as well as the Gungan unique unit Fambaa. The player can build separate units at separate buildings designed specifically for different types of units. The player can advance through the four Tech Levels by paying a certain amount of resources. When a player advances a Tech Level, more units, buildings, and upgrades become available.


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Table of Contents

Gameplay
Civilizations
Appendices
Walkthrough
Basic Training
  1. Moving and Attacking
  2. Gathering Resources
  3. Building An Army
  4. Researching Technology
  5. Exploration and Transport
  6. Allies and Jedi
  7. The Battle For Alaris Prime
OOM-9
  1. Beachhead
  2. Behind The Lines
  3. Spinnaker's Spoils
  4. Capturing The Crown
  5. The Search For An Underwater Kingdom
  6. The Siege of Otoh Gunga
  7. Grassy Plains (Bonus mission)
Boss Nass
  1. Otoh Sancture
  2. The Gungan Who Would Be Boss
  3. Raid on Spearhead
  4. Desperate Escape
  5. The Chains Are Broken
  6. The Liberation of Harte Secur
  7. The Battle for Theed (Bonus mission)
Darth Vader
  1. Incursion on Yavin IV
  2. Breaking Bread
  3. Fire, Earth, Water and Air
  4. An Empire's Fury
  5. The Battle of Hoth
  6. Cloud City Attack (Bonus mission)
  7. The Battle of Endor (Bonus mission)
Princess Leia
  1. A Force From the Past
  2. Chasing Ghosts
  3. Vor'Na'Tu
  4. Echoes of the Force
  5. Loose Ends
  6. Hoth (Bonus mission)
  7. Endor (Bonus mission)
  8. Silken Asteroid Field (Challenge mission)
Chewbacca
  1. Homecoming
  2. Laying Down Roots
  3. Reunion Amongst The Trees
  4. Chewie's Hope
  5. The Challenge of Mattichek
  6. Avatar
  7. The Liberation of Kessel (Bonus mission)
Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds Clone Campaigns
New features
Walkthrough
Confederacy
  1. Strategic Retreat
  2. Building the Army
  3. Perilous Dealings
  4. Pressing the Advantage
  5. Opening the Wound
  6. Into the Grid
  7. Sarapin's Fury
Galactic Republic
  1. The War Erupts
  2. Power Play
  3. Never Trust A Hutt
  4. Laying the Foundation
  5. Temptation's Folly
  6. The Resolution on Krant
  7. The Taking of Coruscant (Bonus mission)
Box artwork for Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds.
Box artwork for Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds.
Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds
Developer(s)LucasArts
Publisher(s)LucasArts
Year released2001
System(s)Windows
Expansion pack(s)Clone Campaigns
SeriesStar Wars
Designer(s)Garry M. Gaber
Genre(s)Real-time strategy
ModesSingle player, Multiplayer
Rating(s)ESRB TeenPEGI Ages 7+ELSPA Ages 11+
Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds
Developer(s)Westlake Interactive
Publisher(s)LucasArts
Year released2002
System(s)Mac OS, macOS
Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds Saga
Developer(s)LucasArts
Publisher(s)LucasArts
Year released2002
System(s)Windows
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Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds is a real-time strategy computer game set in the Star Wars universe.

An expansion pack, Clone Campaigns, was released in 2002, adding two new factions and campaigns. Later that year, both Galactic Battlegrounds and Clone Campaigns were released in a box set, Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds Saga. No sequels have been made, although other Star Wars themed RTSes have been made such as Star Wars: Empire at War.

The games were built on the Genie Engine, the same one used in Age of Empires, and Age of Empires II. Online play is mainly played through GameRanger or Voobly, maintaining a small base of users. Mainstream online play was considerably damaged after Zone.com, the main site for online play, closed down all CD-ROM games on June 19, 2006 due to financial problems.

Gameplay[edit]

Players have a choice of factions and campaigns. The factions in the original game include the Wookiees, Royal Naboo, the Trade Federation, the Empire, the Rebels, and the Gungans. There are two campaigns in the game centered on the Wookiee race, and one campaign for the Gungans, the Trade Federation, the Galactic Empire, and the Rebel Alliance respectively.

The player starts the game with a Command Center, a scout, and three workers (in a normal random map game) for whichever of the six original factions they choose. The player searches and gathers resources such as Food, Carbon, Nova Crystals, and Ore and then uses the resources in order to create new buildings, units, workers and so on. Food is used for low-end units and troopers, as well as the work force. Carbon is used in place of Wood in Age of Empires 2 for buildings and artillery. Nova Crystals create the more high-end units and can be gathered through getting special "holocrons" (from Relics in AoE 2). Ore is used for defensive structures as well as the Gungan unique unit Fambaa. The player can build separate units at separate buildings designed specifically for different types of units. The player can advance through the four Tech Levels by paying a certain amount of resources. When a player advances a Tech Level, more units, buildings, and upgrades become available.

Table of Contents

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Gameplay
Civilizations
Appendices
Walkthrough
Basic Training
  1. Moving and Attacking
  2. Gathering Resources
  3. Building An Army
  4. Researching Technology
  5. Exploration and Transport
  6. Allies and Jedi
  7. The Battle For Alaris Prime
OOM-9
  1. Beachhead
  2. Behind The Lines
  3. Spinnaker's Spoils
  4. Capturing The Crown
  5. The Search For An Underwater Kingdom
  6. The Siege of Otoh Gunga
  7. Grassy Plains (Bonus mission)
Boss Nass
  1. Otoh Sancture
  2. The Gungan Who Would Be Boss
  3. Raid on Spearhead
  4. Desperate Escape
  5. The Chains Are Broken
  6. The Liberation of Harte Secur
  7. The Battle for Theed (Bonus mission)
Darth Vader
  1. Incursion on Yavin IV
  2. Breaking Bread
  3. Fire, Earth, Water and Air
  4. An Empire's Fury
  5. The Battle of Hoth
  6. Cloud City Attack (Bonus mission)
  7. The Battle of Endor (Bonus mission)
Princess Leia
  1. A Force From the Past
  2. Chasing Ghosts
  3. Vor'Na'Tu
  4. Echoes of the Force
  5. Loose Ends
  6. Hoth (Bonus mission)
  7. Endor (Bonus mission)
  8. Silken Asteroid Field (Challenge mission)
Chewbacca
  1. Homecoming
  2. Laying Down Roots
  3. Reunion Amongst The Trees
  4. Chewie's Hope
  5. The Challenge of Mattichek
  6. Avatar
  7. The Liberation of Kessel (Bonus mission)
Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds Clone Campaigns
New features
Walkthrough
Confederacy
  1. Strategic Retreat
  2. Building the Army
  3. Perilous Dealings
  4. Pressing the Advantage
  5. Opening the Wound
  6. Into the Grid
  7. Sarapin's Fury
Galactic Republic
  1. The War Erupts
  2. Power Play
  3. Never Trust A Hutt
  4. Laying the Foundation
  5. Temptation's Folly
  6. The Resolution on Krant
  7. The Taking of Coruscant (Bonus mission)
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