Fan-made Star Wars Battlefront 3 cover art featuring The Mandalorian, Ahsoka, Darth Revan, Anakin, and Vader

Star Wars Battlefront 3 Fan Cover Art Is So Good, It Might Break the Internet

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Let’s be honest—mention Battlefront III to any Star Wars gamer, and you’ll get a cocktail of hope, heartbreak, and “please, just one more sequel.” While EA hasn’t dropped the official announcement (yet), the community isn’t waiting around. Case in point: a jaw-dropping fan-made Star Wars Battlefront III cover has landed, and it looks like it walked right out of a developer’s dreams and straight into hyperspace.

Shared on Reddit’s StarWarsBattlefront community, this masterpiece is a three-way collaboration between Venture_Pictures, TilianCreative, and Guiillegfx. And if you’re wondering whether it’s worth the hype—yes. Yes, it is.

A Visual Breakdown: The Fan Art That Launched a Thousand “We Need Battlefront 3” Comments

First off, this thing looks official. We’re talking cinematic quality, layered composition, and an aesthetic that screams “buy me in deluxe edition.”

At the center, towering over it all, stands The Mandalorian, looking every bit the icon we know him to be, Beskar armor gleaming under the light of a massive space battle above. To his left, Ahsoka Tano strikes a fierce pose with her white lightsabers—fully committed to slicing injustice and maybe a few stormtroopers too.

On the right? A mysterious figure wielding a violet saber that looks suspiciously like Darth Revan, who may or may not be holding a grudge against half the galaxy. Behind them, the skies are chaos: Star Destroyers, X-wings, and TIE Fighters embroiled in a massive space battle, all under the ominous glow of a purple-misted moon.

Down below, it’s Mustafar meltdown time. Anakin Skywalker is mid-leap with a blue lightsaber, locked in a duel against none other than Darth Vader himself. A paradox? Yes. Do we care? Not in the slightest.

All of this is wrapped up in the Battlefront III logo, flanked by the logos of EA, DICE, Lucasfilm Games, and ESRB’s “T for Teen” badge—because even fake games need ratings.

And if you’re wondering who’s behind this jaw-dropping creation, it’s a collab between Venture_Pictures, TilianCreative, and Guiillegfx—as originally posted on Reddit right here.

Fan-made Star Wars Battlefront 3 cover art featuring The Mandalorian, Ahsoka, Darth Revan, Anakin, and Vader
Fan concept cover art for Star Wars Battlefront III by Venture_Pictures, TilianCreative, and Guiillegfx

More Than a Pretty Face: What This Art Represents

The post isn’t just eye candy. It’s a full-on love letter to what Battlefront III could be if EA and Lucasfilm just gave the community the green light. According to the creators, the dream includes:

  • New characters from every corner of canon and Legends
  • New maps with dynamic space-to-ground transitions
  • Improved Heroes vs Villains mode
  • A fully fleshed-out campaign
  • More factions and battle styles
  • And yes, cross-era battles where Clone Troopers can finally fight the First Order while riding a Tauntaun if they want to

This isn’t a wild wishlist—it’s a blueprint. And let’s be real: if something this polished came from a few passionate creators online, imagine what a fully funded dev team could do with it.

A Sales Success Waiting to Happen?

One of the comments accompanying the art said it best: “It’s absolutely not possible for it to not be a sale success.” That’s not just hype—it’s logic.

Battlefront II, despite its rocky launch, bounced back into good graces with post-launch support and is still enjoyed by thousands today. Combine that loyalty with characters like Mando, Revan, and Ahsoka, and sprinkle in some cross-generational warfare? That’s a goldmine.

Final Thoughts: This Is the Battlefront We Deserve

This fan-made Battlefront III cover art isn’t just an image—it’s a call to action. A visual mic drop to say, “Hey, EA, the community has the vision. Now give us the game.”

Whether or not Battlefront III ever materializes, it’s clear that the love for Star Wars multiplayer carnage isn’t going anywhere. And thanks to incredible community art like this, hope isn’t just alive—it’s thriving and brandishing dual lightsabers.

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