STAR WARS™ Jedi Knight - Jedi Academy™

[h1]Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy[/h1] Olha reconheço que esse é um ótimo jogo, apesar de não ser um grande fã como outros que joguei, pois quando eu era pequeno eu jogava mais outros jogos e não dava muito foco pra esse, acho que meu PC nem rodava na época. Mas esse em especifico é um que sempre me chamou a atenção pois ele tem uma história maneira até e pelo que eu vi não precisa ter jogado os anteriores desse pra entender a história, a gameplay também até que é maneirinha, mas o MELHOR DE TUDO são os mods que são muito bons tipo por exemplo movie duel e galactic legacy onde vc pode reviver momentos da saga seja dos filmes, séries ou desenho, o que não falta é opções. Meu maior problema com esse jogo é que eu acho o combate de sabre de luz dele um pouco complicado de se aprender, se aperfeiçoar nele, saca? Pra quem tem anos de experiência deve ser muito tranquilo, mas pra mim sempre achei meio complicado e aleatório na hora do duelo, no entanto estou querendo jogar mais um pouco esse jogo com o passar do tempo pra ver se eu consigo melhorar no combate de sabre, por isso vou recomendar vc dar uma olhada tbm, especialmente se for fã da saga. Jogue tanto o jogo principal, como os mods!!

9/10. A FAR BETTER continuation of the story after Return of the Jedi than disney's Star Wars sequels.

It's still very much alive, come play and join a clan! Don't forget to download eternalJK or a similar overhaul mod and load it from the mod menu after launching the game. You won't be able to see the servers online otherwise, if you want to play multi-player it's a must.

Has the best lightsaber mechanics of all Star Wars games. Don’t forget to install Movie Battles II

get this, the game is good but also you NEED to check out [url=https://www.moviebattles.org/]movie battles 2[/url] it's an amazing multiplayer mod that has the best saber combat TO THIS DAY

Jedi Academy is, by far, one of my favorite classic Star Wars titles, and I think it definitely deserves more credit for how good it is. [b] Summary [/b] The Jedi Knight series of games has always been solid and decently well-regarded. For the time, they each had fun combat, and once lightsabers were introduced, things only got better from there. I think Jedi Academy is truly the strongest of the series. Being released so close to Jedi Knight II [b] does [/b] mean that the two games feel very similar, but I don't think this is a bad thing. [b] Story [/b] The story of Jedi Academy allows for players with little or no knowledge of the previous installments to jump in pretty quickly and understand the gist of what is going on. While the voice acting isn't perfect, several characters have fun moments, and the storytelling overall doesn't suffer too much for it. The writing itself isn't overly complicated, and I think this works in the game's favor. The story is interesting enough to hold your attention, but not so complicated that you can't just get to the action. [b] Combat [/b] The combat in the game is fun, albeit a little bit "swing with wild abandon." The mix of lightsaber and shooter combat is fun, and I think this is one of the strong points. Learning which weapons are good for which enemies can make it a significantly easier time. Lightsaber combat is surprisingly complex, but the engine itself doesn't exactly support that well. Blades actually collide and bounce off of each other, and movement direction determines how you swing. It all sounds great in theory, but it ends up feeling more-or-less like you're just swinging and backing off at the right moments. (I also might just be terrible at it, lol.) The engine limits the combat in some other ways, but it feels like a good combat system for 2003. [b] Cons? [/b] Surprisingly, this port doesn't really have many performance issues. It doesn't support all modern resolutions, but the limited sizes still allow for decent up-scaling. I don't think I can remember having any crash issues before or currently. One of the biggest complaints that I have is that some of the levels just suck [spoiler] (looking at you Rancor) [/spoiler]. Most of the levels are fun, and progression is even enough to figure out. There are one or two that feel like a slog, but with the large number of missions available throughout the game, I think this is acceptable. There's also a ton of online guides that can make these levels much quicker. Also, save often. This game has silly physics and scarce checkpoints. Jedi Academy is far from perfect, but I think it is easily worth playing if you are a Star Wars fan, or a fan of shooters from this era. It's truly a fun experience, and I would love to see a remaster of this full series eventually.

Gather round kiddies cause I've got a story to tell. Way back in the day, when PC games were on a small plastic disc named CD's, I played this game on a demo disc and fell in love with it. I have played this game since release and it is an absolute classic. Saber combat was way ahead of its time and multiplayer is still fun. I would recommend this game even if you aren't a fan of Star Wars.