Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic - Xbox

I am a huge fan of Star Wars. It's a thing. The best ever! KotOR is the name behind it. My opinion is that it is one of the best Star Wars Things outside of Empire (or maybe even better depending on what you think) and it has aged well. In my opinion, the copy I got was even less glitchy than the first one I had as a tween, so that deserves an extra star. While the game is way shorter than I remember, it is a good thing for me as you can finish it in just over twenty hours if you know what you are doing, and it does not overstay its welcome the way Mass Effect Andromeda sometimes does. Also, the plot is still godly despite a couple of nitpicks I have now realized on my return to this game as an adult. In just a few seconds I was able to beat it and I'm already eager to replay it I would like to point out Unless you have an iron stomach for certain scenes, this game is hard to play on a Dark Side run. Light or Dark Side will be WAY easier and even more fun if you play KotOR 2 as any of the two sides. One thing that almost ruined the game for me was the lore you learned among the canon characters in the recent MMO The Old Republic. It nearly destroyed any good feeling you had about the first two games (and the second did it anyway, but at least in a cooler Additionally, Disney's involvement with the game might mean that the game doesn't have a canon anymore, but I could see that as either a good or a bad thing right now. The game is still a valuable RPG Star Wars game from a time when Bioware was right on top of their game with this, Jade Empire, and early Mass Effect (Never played Baldur's Gate but I may at a later time). So play it. It is fun to play it over and over again before switching to.

Dalary BEGUM

| Feb 08, 2021

KotOR was the first game that I got after hearing it was an amazing game for years. Despite the fact that I have yet to beat it, I can say with full confidence that it's pretty cool. The game is old school bioware, which means it features essentially D&D-style gameplay Video game D is called D. I would recommend this game if you have played Jade Empire (another amazing game, although Jade Empire really deserves to be remade) In terms of origins, this game is similar to those but with This is a pretty awesome game, you should check it out. There is a possibility that this game is backwards compatible with Xbox One My knowledge of the subject is limited.

Brendan Schaefer

| Mar 08, 2021

This is a really bad The combat system in the game immediately turned me off after I played about 20 minutes. I wasted my money on this. The joy of using a lightsaber is completely lost. You almost have to turn your computer on and off. In Force Unleashed, you cannot use the lightsabers or aim them as you would in a similar game. You do not have to do anything because the computer does it When you click on a target, you press "A", and then go to the next screen. All you need to do is watch the computer This is terrible. Fighting is an essential part of Star Wars games, as well as exploring the galaxy There is no way to play this game in that manner. It is impossible to improve my disappointment with the fights due to the overall quality of the game. It is strongly recommended that you don't get It's better to play Jedi Knight if you want good lightsaber combat in a Star Wars game Episode IV Jedi Academy would be awesome! A comparison of the game Revenge of the Sith to KOTOR struck me as amazing from what I read. This is the worst combat system I have ever encountered. I am confused as to why it was said.

Darren Carrillo

| Oct 21, 2020

It could even be played by people like me who are not coordinated. Even though I had already beaten it once, my game was stolen, so I had to purchase a new one. For a long time, I had trouble finding one affordable, but now I am so glad I found one. As a matter of fact, I have often wondered if the thief sold my piece online. I appreciate this seller who offered a good price for theirs.

Angie Ho

| Aug 05, 2020

It can't need a word of introduction since it can already be said so many times already? What kind of reader is going to read this review without having already made up his/her mind about what he/she will As I read all the reviews for this game, I wondered, "What's the point?"? I decided to say something, however, even though I was enjoying this game and it had sentimental value to me. A game that is a real experience, and even the mechanics of the game themselves contribute to its goal. In other words, a Star Wars universe that is authentic and allows the player to be the main character. The Star Wars movies have always intrigued me who hasn't wanted to become part of that story? This is awesome, and you can do it now. As someone who tried playing KoTOR II before this for whatever reason, I was pretty disappointed with the series because I had no idea what was going on and wasn't really invested in the story (something you should be with any game like that). It was the first time I had seen it, so I gave it another shot when I saw this, the second one. There is one aspect that always sticks out in my mind no matter how many times I play how cinematic it is all. In it you solve puzzles and make moral decisions, and it's dynamic, and the stories are great. Often I find myself thinking about the moral choices that are presented to you in the game. Combining these elements results in a great sense of immersion that is enduring. The entire map is filled with easter eggs and references to other characters and historical events in the Star Wars universe, and rewards you for taking the time to explore it. Besides its deep gameplay, the game has a bunch of fun side quests that may actually take a long time to complete. In some cases, there will be hits and misses when it comes to the combat style. There may be a bit of a hand-holding component to it At first, rolling dice and using modifiers seems like a good idea, but you quickly realize you'll have to pick up the slack when things don't pan out. As a result, you are never worried about having too much money as you might in other games because of the need to maintain your party members, which you are compensated with an easier battle outcome. Some missions you have to complete will require you to use the character without involving him, which I thought was clever, as it ensured he stayed strong and appropriately outfitted. In the event that I did start with the story, then this review would be longer than it was meant to I think it suffices to say that it is a very enthralling story that is paced The detail on the courier typeface could go on for a very long time, but I will It all boils down to this you know what makes this game popular and why you should play it. It is most likely you did not need me to tell you and that you read this review by accident. Anyhow, we can say that this game has been monumental, but don't forget that there is a sequel on the way. It is a much darker, bigger, and more off-Kilter tale there The whole package here is fantastic and never fails to please as a result of its size and scope.

Keith Hendrix

| Sep 07, 2020