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STAR WARS™: KOTOR II

STAR WARS™: KOTOR II

4.1

Adventure

Developer

Aspyr Media, Inc.

Platform/OS

Android iOS

Price

14.99$

Version

2.0.3

Install History

50K+

Content Rating

Teen

Tips: The classic Star Wars RPG is now available on Android!

Introduction

Immerse yourself in the gripping events that unravel five years after the award-winning Star Wars® Knights of the Old Republic™. STAR WARS™: KOTOR II sets the players on a thrilling journey where the Sith Lords, on the brink of extinguishing the Jedi and the Old Republic, are resisted by a lone Jedi. Find that Jedi within you, reconnect with the Force and make the most harrowing decision in the galaxy: Will you follow the light side or succumb to the dark?

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Features

1. STAR WARS™: KOTOR II is an epic narrative-driven gameplay that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

2. Your decisions will reshape your character’s path, influence your traveling companions and ultimately determine your destiny.

3. Encounter a diverse cast of characters who might join you in your quest, their fate heavily relies on your choices.

4. The game offers technical support via Aspyr's Support Team to ensure a seamless gaming experience.

Editor's Review

Alright, buckle up, Star Wars nerds! Let's dive into the slightly janky but undeniably awesome *Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords*. Gameplay-wise, you're basically looking at a classic Bioware RPG. Think party-based combat where you control your main character, but can pause the action to strategically issue commands to your companions. It's turn-based, but disguised as real-time, which can feel a little clunky at first. You create your own Jedi (or Sith, depending on your choices, of course!), picking from different classes and specializing in combat, skills, or the Force. The Force powers are where the real fun is, letting you do everything from healing allies to choking enemies with your mind (classic!). There's a crafting system too, allowing you to upgrade weapons and armor, which is pretty vital on higher difficulties. Dialogue is king here – your choices *actually* matter, impacting the story, character development, and even the Force alignment of your party members. Just be prepared for some slightly dated graphics and animations. It was a 2004 game, after all; but trust me, the story and choices more than make up for it.

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Okay, so what makes KOTOR II so good? Well, for starters, the story is legitimately amazing. It's a much darker and more morally ambiguous take on the Star Wars universe than the original KOTOR, exploring the philosophical nuances of the Force and the long-term consequences of the Jedi-Sith conflict. Kreia, your enigmatic mentor, is one of the best-written characters in video game history – seriously, she's a total badass. But beyond that, the characters and their personal stories are captivating. The game gives you a real sense of agency, letting you shape not only your own destiny but also the fates of your companions. And the replayability is off the charts! Playing as a Light Side Jedi versus a Dark Side Sith is a completely different experience, offering different storylines, dialogue options, and Force powers. Plus, with the Restored Content Mod (highly recommended!), the game is even more fleshed out and fixes many of the bugs and incomplete storylines that plagued the original release. It basically elevates a great game to legendary status.

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