The game's prologue, or tutorial, concerns Ace's "family missions" where his elder family members and Emkay instruct him in the flying of Corellian transports so that he can begin working for the family.
The Otana and Sabra depart Azzameen Station. Story For full narrative documentation on the game's plot evolution and storyline, see the article about Ace AzzameenĪlthough the game is considered a sequel, it takes place simultaneously with Star Wars: TIE Fighter, showing the whereabouts of the Rebellion during those events: it starts a little after the Battle of Hoth, crosses over with the Shadows of the Empire and ends with the Battle of Endor ( TIE Fighter 's expansion ends right before Endor). It included a CD with an upgrade to the game that included additional skirmish templates, a camera feature that was present in the other games of the series, and films of every mission in the game. The book Star Wars: X-Wing Alliance: Prima's Official Strategy Guide, released nearly three months after the game, presented mission summaries and hints in the form of an account of the game's events from the droid MK-09. It also introduces missions that span multiple star systems, similar to the " autopilot" feature of the Wing Commander games rather than ending the mission, jumping to hyperspace (when the option is available) will progress the mission to a new location and a new mission objective. However, the cockpits are not faithful to the other games all indicators and screens are separated from the cockpit as an in-flight HUD depicted as floating windows.
Graphics are also overhauled in this game high-resolution textures, more complex models, and full three-dimensional cockpits were added. Flight control is marginally updated from the previous games of the series, allowing the player to link their cannons together, the ability to board and pick up other craft, and the addition of rudder support. X-Wing Alliance offers a full voiceover soundtrack and full dialogue in-flight. Part of the final mission, which recreates the scene where the Millennium Falcon (piloted by the player) and Wedge Antilles enter the Death Star II Reactor core in Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi.
Additionally, an E-mail delivery system helps to evolve Ace's background story and provided deeper looks into his personal relationships and his family's whereabouts. The player assumes Ace's place in all of the missions in the game.Īpart from the usual badges and medals for winning missions which are featured in the other games of the X-Wing computer game series, progress is also indicated by the number of souvenirs collected in Ace's room. X-Wing Alliance presents the story of Ace Azzameen, the youngest member of the Azzameen family, a neutral family of traders. 3.4 Battle 2: Secret Weapons of the EmpireĪce Azzameen's quarters, which acted as the main hub of the game.
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