Star Wars Battlefront 3 release date trailer gameplay graphics have been deemed "orgasmic" by Battlefront News commentators on YouTube.

"This is very early in-engine footage, so if it is this good already, then next year when we are shown much more of the game, it will probably be absolutely orgasmic!"

The Death Star and the Executor are "two of the most impressive pieces of lore" in Star Wars Battlefront 3, Gameranx.com writes in a review.

"Of course, what most fans think of here is Lira Wessex's prize creation, the Executor, Darth Vader's personal starship. Although this ship would eventually meet its doom in the Battle of Endor, while it was active, it was the premier flagship of the Imperial Navy. Armed to the gills with cannons and tractor beam projectors, and able to carry as much as 144 TIE series Starfighters, the Executor is a suitable battleground for many a Battlefront fracas," the website writes.

"And what about the Death Star? There really is nothing to be said here that's new. The scene of the Death Star's destruction has been recreated in practically every Star Wars video game made, including the original arcade game in 1983 by Atari. A Star Wars game that goes through the original storyline would feel incomplete if it did not have this in it."

Karl Magnus Troedsson has commented on collaborating with Lucasfilm for the upcoming multiplatform video game Star Wars Battlefront 3, Examiner.com reports.

This leaves room for new developers assisting with production for the upcoming game.

Star Wars Battlefront 3 developers at DICE said the game's development process is "scary."

"That's what I meant when I said it's been a good collaboration, because when you're working on somebody else's IP it can often turn into a bit of a challenge I bet," DICE General Manager Karl Magnus Troedsson said during a recent interview, according to Gameranx.

"But that's why this has been so positive, because the teams are working together. I won't go into specifics, but what I can say is that it's been extremely positive. We don't feel limited in anyway. We feel completely enabled within this framework."