You start out first person shooting for the first few levels until you face a Sith lizard and realize you're going to have to dust off your old light saber. You start out as a former Jedi agent for the now no-longer-rebel, post Return of the Jedi government. Being now a devoted console gamer I picked up a Gamecube copy and sat down to take a spin down memory lane. This is ultimately the game that ensued and now let's fast forward to the present day when I started collecting games I played when I was younger.
JEDI KNIGHT II JEDI OUTCAST PC
Set the way back machine to when Star Wars Jedi Outcast was a relatively new release and I was still somewhat of a PC gamer before I knew I was a gamer period and you'll find me begging my mom for a Star Wars game. The only reasons that I didn't grade this game as excellent are the last gen graphics (that can't really be helped but still weighs in my rating) and slight improvements that I would make on interface and leveling. Force Grip is fun to drop people off ledges while Force Push can be utilized to push enemies into corners and hack and slash them to death. It allows you to choose dark side and light sid e powers. The open ended leveling system is pretty good. By the end, there are a ton of players you can choose in multiplayer maps (not to mention quite a few unlocked multiplayer maps). The unlockable characters make for an added bonus to completing levels and the game itself. I've had hours of good game time competing or collaborating with friends on the many multiplayer maps. The multiplayer section of the game is loads of fun to chase each other around with force jump and other force powers. Nothing is more fun than being able to run past someone while holding your light saber out to kill them. It makes for a very natural feel while attacking others.
One of the reasons that I love this game is due to the analogue control of the light saber.
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