Here's what DICE's Petter Skold, Senior Level Artist and Planet Owner of Sullust, had to say about their trip to Iceland. Unlike previous locations such as Endor, Hoth and Tattooine, where the DICE team could simply visit the locations where scenes from the original movies were shot to obtain reference images, they had to find a completely new place for Sullust, with the team deciding on Iceland. Star Wars Battlefront might very well become the biggest video game launch of the year, and the development team at DICE is keen to get players interested in. The DICE team, based in Stockholm, Sweden, journeyed to Iceland, which they used as a reference for this new planet.
With black sharp rocks, huge land shifts, red lava, turquoise lakes, and white smoke.everything to make it really colorful yet imposing and threatening." "We wanted to create a planet on our own, first trying out different ideas and then deciding on a lava planet. Here's what Anton Grandert, Concept Artist at DICE, had to say about Sullust. Today, the team behind creating this game at DICE have released new photos that give us our first look at a planet known as Sullust, which was referenced in Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi, but has never been seen before. Star Wars Battlefront is out on November 17 for the PC, Xbox One and PS4.During Star Wars Celebration last month, it was confirmed that the video game Star Wars: Battlefront will be released on November 17 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. The studio released two screenshots (seen above and below) of planet Sullust. “With black sharp rocks, huge land shifts, red lava, turquoise lakes, and white smoke…everything to make it really colorful yet imposing and threatening.”įurther details about the development of the planet can be found on the official site. “We wanted to create a planet on our own, first trying out different ideas and then deciding on a lava planet,” said Anton Grandert, Concept Artist at DICE. It goes without saying that George Lucas was never big on creating realistic planets, but it certainly helps game developers like DICE and EA to create themed battlegrounds based on planets in the Star Wars universe. Like other planets in the Star Wars universe, including the icy planet of Hoth and the desert planet of Tatooine, the entirety of planet Sullust has a single, static geographical feature. Star Wars Battlefront developer DICE has put together a new feature on the game's official website going into no small amount of detail about how they created the planet Sullust, one of the game's premier battlegrounds, for the game.Īccording to the developers, they based it off of Icelandic geography, and they went there in person to get a feel of how the icy, yet volcanically active planet would play.
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