For those of you more interested in offense, Starhawk has plenty to offer. Vehicle platforms with jeeps and mechs can drop in and dispense powerful tools to pilot. Because every player spawn means dropping out of the sky in an orbital pod, you can expand your team's drop zone with special pod beacons and help your fellow soldiers push forward into enemy territory. Even if you fall from a stray (or not so stray) bullet, your team can continue the assault where you left off.
With so many fun toys, Starhawk's multiplayer looks beyond impressive, even in its unfinished state. Dynamic base management adds a fascinating layer onto any competitive experience and allows for both offensive and defensive play, depending on your preference. Even though an empty transforming mech is tempting, I'd rather stay behind and build things. Someone has to hold down the fort, after all.
Starhawk is currently in closed beta with a public beta scheduled early next year.