Star Warskiro: Jedi Die Twice was an experience for sure.
As someone who isn't really tapped in to the Star Wars lore like that, I found myself really pleased with how this game stood on its own two feet without relying too much on fan service. The combat felt tight and responsive. Enemy variety was nice. The narrative was pretty predictable but fulfilling, didn't overstay its welcome at all. My only issue was traversal being very hit-or-miss for me. A few slip-n-slides and wall running here and there would've been fine, but the game really shoves these down your throat as a way to spice things up as a half-baked platformer (especially in the later half of the game) but the responsiveness just wasn't all the way there for my playthrough. I swear I died from somehow not catching a wall run or BD not catching a zipline more than I died from actual combat. Decent game though. Wanna see how the sequel improves on things.
As someone who isn't really tapped in to the Star Wars lore like that, I found myself really pleased with how this game stood on its own two feet without relying too much on fan service. The combat felt tight and responsive. Enemy variety was nice. The narrative was pretty predictable but fulfilling, didn't overstay its welcome at all. My only issue was traversal being very hit-or-miss for me. A few slip-n-slides and wall running here and there would've been fine, but the game really shoves these down your throat as a way to spice things up as a half-baked platformer (especially in the later half of the game) but the responsiveness just wasn't all the way there for my playthrough. I swear I died from somehow not catching a wall run or BD not catching a zipline more than I died from actual combat. Decent game though. Wanna see how the sequel improves on things.