STAR WARS™ Starfighter™

Worst controls I have ever seen in flying game and the completely idiotic shaking every time you get hit makes this unplayable. Don't waste your money on this BS

fun times and old memories

funny as star

STAR WARS: Starfighter — Mon avis Points forts : 🚀 Combats spatiaux dynamiques et accessibles 🌌 Bonne variété de vaisseaux et de missions 🎵 Bande-son fidèle à l’univers Star Wars 📜 Histoire correcte qui complète l’épisode I 🎮 Contrôles simples à prendre en main Points faibles : 📉 Graphismes datés aujourd’hui 🕹️ IA ennemie assez basique 🔄 Durée de vie courte et rejouabilité limitée 🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_ArfU8R7sE&ab_channel=ORBITALSIX

Underrated gem that proves not all good Star Wars games had to include a lightsaber. Bring back Lucasarts!

Very good starfighter game!

JUEGAZO 11/10 y GOD

Game should take you no more than 2-4 hours. My game time is not representative of actual playtime as it both not closing when xd out of and taking breaks due to the final level. Version: Steam (PS2-based port) Score: 3/5 — Fun 2/3 · Mechanics 0.4/1 · Graphical Fidelity 0.25/0.5 · Story & Music 0.35/0.5 Starfighter is a side story wedged in just before and through The Phantom Menace, following a Naboo pilot, a Trade Federation-hired mercenary, and a pirate crew across a run of dogfight and strike missions. On PC it's the 2002 port of the original PS2 build, not the enhanced Xbox Special Edition, and it shows: even quitting doesn't cleanly kill the process — it keeps running in the background until closed via Steam or Task Manager. Flight controls are genuinely fluid — full pitch/yaw/roll, responsive boost and braking, no complaints there. The problem is what happens the moment you take a hit: a stunlock state you cannot act your way out of, full stop, with no tie to frame rate. Pair that with medium-and-up AI accuracy so precise it makes Perfect Dark's infamous cheating bot look fair by comparison — at least those shots could be dodged — and several stretches turn into surviving scripted damage rather than playing well. The final mission is the worst of it: multiple sessions ended in deaths with no clear cause, forcing repeated breaks just to get through it. Bonus missions require gold-medaling their parent story missions to unlock and aren't worth the effort for what they are — skippable. Graphically it's clean: no glitches, crisp rendering, nothing visually broken. Environments are bland, but that's a CD-space limitation shared by every Star Wars game of this console generation, not unique to this one. The music is standard, recognizable Star Wars score, audibly compressed for CD. Overall: a functional, occasionally fun dogfighter buried under an unreasonable damage-response system and a rough PC port, worth it mainly for the novelty of the pre-Phantom Menace side story. Footnote — fixing the sound and level-breaking bugs: System audio must be set to 16-bit, 44.1kHz (CD quality), or the intro logo, menus, and anything outside the main game sessions play silently. Separately, in-game resolution must be set to native PS2 (640x480) — anything higher and levels break outright with total loss of in-level sound, likely a shared-memory dependency inherited from the PS2 hardware. This doesn't force your actual display down to 640x480, though: the game still renders fullscreen at your native monitor resolution and looks normal — it's an internal engine value only.

Sigue siendo un juego bastante entretenido. El caza de Nabo es una nave genial, los personajes de la campaña se hacen querer, le agrega buen contexto al conflicto con la Federación de Comercio, el doblaje está bastante bien y tiene buen contenido bonus (especialmente el poder pilotar el Infiltrador Sith de Darth Maul). Vale la pena

Aged worse a new hope's visual effects