A full decade has passed since Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes launched and quietly became the most profitable Star Wars video game ever made. Released in 2015, the mobile RPG didn’t arrive with the cinematic splash of a console blockbuster — but it did bring something far more powerful: a frictionless, endlessly expandable system built for collectors, strategists, and fans who always wanted to see Darth Vader punch General Grievous in the face. Ten years later, Galaxy of Heroes has generated an estimated $2 billion in revenue, making it the single most successful Star Wars game in history. Not Battlefront. Not KOTOR. Not Jedi: Fallen Order. A mobile squad battler did what none of them could. And the wild part? It’s still going strong. A Decade of Dominance in the Star Wars Gaming Galaxy Most live-service mobile games burn out after a few years. Galaxy of Heroes did the opposite…
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Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary with a Massive “New Era” Update
Ten years. A decade of battles, guilds, lightsabers, and strategy at the holotable. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes (SWGOH) has officially hit its 10th anniversary — and Capital Games is celebrating with the biggest update in the game’s history. The update marks the beginning of what the developers are calling a “New Era” for the game, bringing sweeping structural changes, a revamped progression system, and brand-new content designed to unite veterans and newcomers under one galaxy-spanning system. Let’s break down everything you need to know about this landmark update and how it’s set to reshape SWGOH for years to come. The Era System: A New Way to Play The centerpiece of the 10th Anniversary update is the introduction of Eras, a new seasonal structure designed to organize content, progression, and storytelling. Each Era will consist of: Eras will be isolated from the rest of the game — referred to as…