DICE gave the guys over at Digital Foundry limited access to the Battlefront PC beta when they visited the company's headquarters in Stockholm. Some FCAT footage was captured by DF, of the Battlefront beta running at 1080p on max settings using a Core i7 4790, and an AMD Radeon R9 290X graphics card. Digital Foundry was quite impressed by the performance of Star Wars Battlefront, and promise more detailed testing soon. You can watch their video footage along with some impressive performance results in the video embedded below.

Star Wars Battlefront showcases some impressive performance while looking gorgeous courtesy of the latest iteration of the Frostbite engine

　　Battlefront's Drop Zone centers on drop pods falling on the planet surfaces, in 8-versus-8 matches, where Rebel and Empire teams fight to capture and control these pods, in similar fashion to “King of the Hill”. Locating a pod triggers a short claim process, and a team wins either after capturing five pods, or the majority after the 10-minute match is up.

　　Drop Zone requires quick thinking, encouraging players to always be on their feet. Captured pods need to be defended, although static players staying close to their pod are always vulnerable to be hit by explosives or Orbital Strikes.

　　“This goes hand in hand with our design philosophy behind many of the game modes in Star Wars Battlefront,” Lead Level Designer Dennis Brännvall explains. “We’re promoting the idea of a fast, action-packed game where you need to be mobile and think on your feet. Camping doesn't really pay off.”

　　Star Wars Battlefront will be available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on November 19, 2015. We will bring you any new information on Star Wars Battlefront as soon as it becomes available.