DiscoPotato2 最近的评测

Best lightsaber combat of any star wars game. Takes a little getting used to at first, there are a number of different saber moves, styles of combat and force powers, so you aren't just spamming the attack button. The progress is very natural though, and makes for a gratifying experience when taking out enemies. I just completed the single player campaign which had a great story utilising legends lore. Have not yet played multiplayer, but have heard its a strong and competitive community.

Definately reccomend playing if your haven't before. Graphics are very of the time, think original unreal tournament, but the all time best star wars games imo are from this 2003-2005 era.

I have never really played RPGs before, but KOTOR got me into them. It does a great job of teaching you the basics and the rest you can pick up as you play. This game rekindled my love for Star Wars, that had waned since before Revenge of the Sith came out. This is without a doubt, THE best game I have ever played, and by extension, the best Star Wars game ever made.

The setting is outstanding, it is the best Star Wars story ever told. Character development stronger than any game I've come across, it's so interesting to explore all the dialogue with your party and other NPCs. I got so invested and obsessed with the game during my playthrough, it was like nothing I've experienced before. The flexibility in the story and choices is really immersive, and makes the whole experience more unique and special to the player. I could legitimately talk for hours about this game, but its been covered by so many other people, and the story is best not spoiled.

Just play it.

Star Wars Battlefront meets SWAT

I never actually played this when it came out (too obsessed with original battlefronts), just had it on my wish list randomly and bought it on sale. It is really worth trying out. Republic Commando feels like a classic battlefront game but with a new story and character development. The tactical shooter style and grittier black ops/commando setting within the clone wars really makes this stand out. It's a unique, left of centre, approach to the Star Wars universe that I haven't experienced since Shadows of the Empire first came out. I love SWAT 4 and Star Wars battlefronts 1 & 2, and this is a great melding of those gaming experiences, but it stands on it's own, not as a copy of either. It also incorporates the Halo 'golden triangle' of guns, grenades and melee attacks available simultaneously and a shielding/health system similar to Halo 2. A handy and stand out feature is the grenade, anti tank and sniping cover points that you can set your squad to, for specific support.

This game is genuinely a challenge, you don't breeze through everyone like some other shooter games. You frequently have to stop, plan and replay many sections, as there are a number of OP enemies (super battle droids), tanks (spider droid) and weapons (elite beam gun) which stop you in your tracks. This doesn't diminish the gameplay though, just makes it harder and more rewarding. Republic Commando also leaves you with a newfound hatred for Geonosians and Trandoshans.

This game changed everything when it came out. No Star Wars FPS even came close. It still holds that magic for me.

Even though the sequel added amazing updates, features and maps that arguably make it better, this game still holds a special place to anyone who grew up with it. This is the first time I've played it in years, but the replayability is still there.

A few things that make this game stand out compared to the sequel and make it worth buying:
- The maps!! are so unique, each with their own approach. Cloud city!?!?! Dune Sea (sarlacc pit), Rhen Var (both maps), Naboo Plains are particular stand outs.
- This game is actually more of a challenge imo, due to not having playable heroes (jedi/sith etc.) you actually had to do the grunt work yourself, and I feel the difficulty is higher overall. I couldn't believe how much harder I had to work to take command posts, break through choke points and actually win the games, the sequel really softens you, in comparison. In this sense, it was more rewarding as it felt like the AI was actually a better adversary. Your weapons also seem a little weaker than the sequel; e.g. the sniper rifles require two solid shots to take someone out in this game, whereas often one shot takes out most in the sequel, and the AI tends to stand around more, making targeting easier.
- The little quirks/differences:
+Fighting the Gungans and Royal security on Naboo, instead of clones v droids.
+Fighting the sand people & the enemy simultaneously in Dune Sea. (also x wings & tie fighters, that barely fit in the aerospace)
+The Clone Jet trooper plays better than the sequel's version.
+The LAAT (clone gunship) on Geonosis was amazingly OP. I remember playing as a kid and would routinely get 100+ kills per game just floating in the air above battle and firing wildly.
+Cloud City map (honourable mention again)... the origin of space battles? on a tiny map you could barely fly on, with poor visibility and AA guns like 20 metres below. Somehow this is still one of my favourite maps of all time.


While I think the improvements with the sequel do probably make it a better game, they definitely left a few gems behind in this game. I think for these reasons (or nostalgia) its worth getting this game.

THE perfect star wars FPS. So many hours sunk into this when it first came out. Infinite replayability.

The improvements from battlefront 1; playable heroes, space battles, Mos Eisley Assault mode, were life changing. Also the new maps that came with the concurrent release of Revenge of the Sith (Mustafar, Polis Massa etc.) were outstanding.

Definitely in my top 5 games of all time.