
It is four thousand years before the Galactic Empire and hundreds of Jedi Knights have fallen in battle against the ruthless Sith. You are the last hope of the Jedi Order. Can you master the awesome power of the Force on your quest to save the Republic? Or will you fall to the lure of the dark side?
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Vaya puto juegazo, aunque ya se nota un poco tosco, aun asi es muy bueno
Just finished my first playthrough in nearly a quarter century, and the game still holds up. A solid RPG experience, from the time when everyone was excited for the next Star Wars anything, and BioWare was an exciting new company. The game is similar to later BioWare games like Mass Effect, where you've got several main planet-quests you can travel between, companion characters that fight alongside you, and conversational chains that follow overall choices you make. A pleasant way to blow 30-40 hours, with some replay value if you want to try for different endings. There are a couple major issues, however: - This was originally an OG Xbox game, and the PC port didn't do a good job with controls. The mouse and keyboard interface is very clunky. It takes time to get used to, and even when you do, it's still bad. It can make some of the movement-based puzzles infuriating. Unfortunately the PC version *doesn't* support game controllers, so you're stuck with the keyboard/mouse. I can't imagine it would be any fun on a steam deck. - The vanilla game has some problems on modern Windows, especially with full-screen mode and supporting wide-screen (non-4:3) resolutions. You may need to make some edits in the ini files and replace some game files to get it to work smoothly. Fortunately a quick Google search should give you simple instructions on making any fixes. - The vanilla game also looks it's age, with the primitive models and low-res textures capable of running on an OG Xbox. You can significantly improve your experience if you install some of the fan-created graphic upgrade mods and bug fixes. There's no Steam workshop support, so you've got to do it the old fashioned way. I used the "Full Kotor Overall" mod collection over on Nexus. All these caveats aside, it's still a game I'd recommend if you like this kind of RPG, or Star Wars in general. And the price is right, especially if you find it on sale.
The best star wars game ever made, like literally!
nice
Good story Love the compagnions Meh gameplay
Fun Game.
good game
The storyline is professional and the graphics don't matter. Lots of fun content, really satisfied.
I suppose it was a wonderful game back then. But in 2026 it crashes often when a cinematic is going to start. Sometimes when you simply load a save. There is horrible "ssss" piercing sounds when you're close from vehicle that have their engine/thrusters active. There is visual glitches with lines coming from random elements. Sometimes wayyy too many it's crazy impossible to see through. See this, I mean if you can: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3781589572 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3781583270 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3781593232 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3781589262 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3781591215 And finally, the way the combat work is interesting, if only my range dudes were not often running in to melee to use their weapon, and take free hit. Also worth mentionning the heal from the meddic pack are really too low, and I just can't find a way to buy more. I wasn't out of them yet, unlike in Jedi Outcast. But it's still frustrating to fight hundreds of bad boys, and have to heal only my melee main character, while my two gunner-range partners are just using their last 1hp health to stay alive and keep shooting like they were full hp. A very weird way to process. See them die. And then get up with 1hp again when the fight is over. It looks promising, but in 2026 it's not longer a good experience. It might be because the games are too old. But it depends. If you look at Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds (2001), Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy (2003), Star Wars: Battlefront (2004), Star Wars: Empire at War (2006), they are that old, and they perform nearly as good as what they used to. Still got some crash on Galactic Battlegrounds from time to time which is super annoying, forcing to save manually every 5 minutes, and when it happens you have to redo these 5 minutes again. But yeah, frustrating. I'm curious about the KOTOR remake tho. Oh I nearly forgot to mention, how funny fix it was by the way: I couldn't make my character move after a fight, so I had to switch to another character as a first solution. But I checked to see if another one was possible. And if you enable/disable vsync, it will fix it. Like what the hell xD. How a framerate based feature, can fix such issue? It's like changing the resolution of the game would allow you to open a locked door or something xD. Anyway, just funny to mention this if you too find yourself locked in the beginning with this. Final note, actually so much more important. I've enjoyed the story, even though I didn't enjoy playing the game. So I had to check the rest of the game, which we can with wonderful cinematic version of the game on youtube. The story is definitely awesome. BUT. Now that I know what there is in the game. Without spoiler here. WHY CAN WE CHOOSE A FEMALE CHARACTER? Even the skin color for some? Like this is breaking the storyline and adds nothing but confusion. In Jedi Academy you can create your character, because it makes 100% sense. But here, no way in hell. There is no need for character choice, at least not the look of it. Class, skills, alright. But not the look when it's part of the plot.