Разработчик: Krome Studios
Описание
- Play as your favorite Jedi heroes including Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka Tano, Mace Windu, and Kit Fisto
- Slice and dice your way through Separatist droids with your Lightsaber and Force powers and use your agility to perform amazing leaps and navigate levels filled with interactivity
- Turn your enemies into weapons as you commandeer droids and use their unique abilities to blast enemies and solve puzzles as a Jedi
- Compete against a friend with in-level challenges for rewards and points to be spent to upgrade your character and unlock bonus items
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows XP or Windows Vista
- Processor: Intel P4 3.0GHz AMD XP 3000+ or higher
- Memory: 1GB Ram, 2GB for Windows Vista
- Graphics: Nvidia 7300 GS or better, ATI X1600 or better*
*Requirement of 256MB or more video memory
- DirectX®: DirectX 9.0c
- Hard Drive: 8GB
- Sound: 100% DirectX 9.0c compatible audio Device
- Controller Support: Yes
- Other Requirements: Requires login to Games for Windows - LIVE
Отзывы пользователей
Definitely one of the games of all time
The game is plenty fun and brings me back to my childhood but the problem that really breaks it on Steam at least is that you can't save your game without a service that's been discontinued from years ago.
I really like the Clone Wars era, but even Obi-Wan can't save this game from a negative review. The controls handle like rubbish and the clone segments are the worst, as shooting is also terribly controlled. The game is full of bugs, and there is no clear option to save. I ended up losing an hour's worth of progress to a glitch and without a save, I was sent back to the very beginning of the game, which was the final straw.
I adored this game as a kid as I did for most things Star Wars but sadly upon revisiting this game recently that adoration has vanished. The gameplay is really simplistic, the environments are claustrophobically small, the platforming is painfully tedious, and the animation is incredibly poor, especially in comparison to the show it's based on. I'd recommend against playing this even if you're a massive Clone Wars fan, just play the LEGO version instead.
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As the Clone Wars rage on, Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker and his Padawan Ahsoka Tano are deployed to Ryloth to fend off a new Separatist invasion. However, elsewhere in the galaxy, new threats rise unexpectedly. An attack on a Republic space station, a mysterious crash of a Separatist warship all point to something much larger...
Republic Heroes is an action-adventure game that supports up to two players as they journey across four locations across various story chapters while playing as various notable Jedi and Clone soldiers. All the while battling the droid armies and... Much of the game's mechanics as it seems.
To start, for Win10+ users, Republic Heroes comes with a Games for Windows Live account process. If you have an XBOX account, congratulations! Not only can you sign into it and get XBOX achievements for this game, but you're actually able to SAVE your game progress! For those Win10+ users who ignore the signup/login for the since discontinued service or anyone playing on a system that isn't Win10+, you won't be able to save ANY of your progress! Hopefully you have the patience to sit through the rest of this horrible title in ONE go without any quitting.
Once you've gotten into the game itself and either have the ability to keep your progress or not, you're introduced to some of the worst controls, platforming, camera and mechanics i have ever had the misfortune to play. Even the tutorials are against you most of the time. As the game tried to point out that to hijack a vehicle from a droid i had to jump and left click above the vehicle. Not only was this completely false but it took me a solid few minutes of falling into death pits before happening to double tap my spacebar and landed on the vehicle before realising that this was only the start of worse things to come.
Combat in this game is a joke. When you're playing as the Jedi characters, the lightsaber is useless compared to the instant kill/hard push back of Force Wave. If charged, this is the most overpowered move of the game. A standard battle droid will just die to it and everything above it will die if they're pushed back into death pits. Playing as the Clones is alright, you'll just have to rely on shooting your way out of situations and maybe using the limited ammo but powerful pick up weapons to deal with more threatening enemies.
But Jedi characters can also perform 'Droid-Jak' moves, where double jumping onto a droid and using the basic attack will allow you to pilot the droid you're on... If the mechanics decide to work that is. Often enough I had B2 droids that were all painfully slow to turn and continued not to fire their wrist blasters despite being fully automatic, Sabotage droids that didn't launch themselves at enemies or an environmental blockage to progress the mission. But if the game was generous and decided to actually launch the droid, it would often go somewhere i didn't want it to. This was even worse during the final phase of the last boss fight as you have to turn these droids so that they face the boss all while the AI (if you're not forcing someone at gunpoint to play this game) runs laps and moves the camera so it ruined all of my shots at the boss. Not only that, but the Sabotage Droids were also very quick to appear and go invisible and ruin my attempt to grab them in the first place. The mine laying Chameleon Droids were also a nightmare to perform the move on as they share the same invisibility mechanic of the Sabotage Droid. Droidekas were a useless target to try and perform the move on because most of the time it just didn't work at all. In fact i was more often thrown off of them and lost any use of piloting them.
When it comes to certain enemies like Magnaguards and Crab Droids, you're better off using your Force input to just immediately destroy them with Force Kill as they are quite annoying to fight.
Killing enemies and picking up little blue glowing orbs will earn the player points that can be spent on buying cosmetic hats for characters to wear, combat upgrades, Droid-Jak ugrades, Droid Dance abilties (which is another ability added to your Droid-Jak prompts that makes the controlled droid and any others around you've bought the upgrades for dance uncontrollably and make for easy kills) and cheats.
When playing as the Jedi characters, you'll also face another one of this game's great mistakes. The platforming. If the game decides to co-operate with you, platforming will be decently intuitive. However in my experience it was the exact opposite and the game constantly failed to register where i was going/intending to go and made me fall to several deaths. Also hampering any platforming you try and do is the horrible camera Republic Heroes has. Both the platforming and terrible camera were more painful to experience during the final third act of the game.
So aside from how pitiful this game is in the most basic aspects of gameplay, do i have anything positive at all to say about this game? I do actually.
The story itself is actually decent for a Clone Wars arc. If the game's story were made into actual episodes instead i'd argue it would've been much more entertaining than this game ever could be.
The voice cast of the show lend their talents to the game which is great as the voice actors throw in some quite good performances.
And seeing a new villain in the mercenary Kul Teska was also quite cool. His menacing design makes him a fearful villain to be up against. However as this game was done pre-Disney takeover, his entire character is rendered non-canon.
Overall, would I recommend playing Republic Heroes? No. Not even to the most curious Star Wars fan interested in a game they haven't played or heard of before. If my newfound hatred of this game and its' every mechanic and system hasn't swayed you from wanting to give it a look, just watch the gameplay online somewhere. Or just read every other review that goes into exactly all the points i've made and click away from this store page.
Or get it as part of the twenty-six game bundle that Steam offers and NEVER install this.
A classic from my childhood. Not the best game ever, but it's not the worse either. Simple, easy to pick up and play, basic combat and platforming. This was from a time when there really were no bad SW games.
First of all, you don't need to download anything or make a account.
When it prompts you to, click the red X, on the next screen it there should be a lot of text and at the bottom a marked line will say something about making a local account. Click that and you can play and the game get's saved localy.
For the review:
I recommend it, not because it's good but because the game is at least playable and could be fun for someone that likes the The Clone Wars show.
The platforming is quite bad and you will die a lot because it either fails to work properly or you jump into the abyss on accident.
The combat is very simple, hijacking droids can be fun and it's one of your best moves.
Near the end of the game I found out how to actually spin the lightsaber around (middle mouse + left mouse button, btw).
The parts where you use a AT-RT are decently fun though.
The story is the better part of the game, it feels like a episode or 2 from the show. Same characters and a standard boss figure to defeat. The characters all feel like they do on the show.
TL;DR
Gameplay is simple and at times repetitive. Controls are not good. Platforming is hit or miss. Story is the best part but you don't miss out on anything that interesting, lore wise.
So, I recommend it for the Star Wars fans, everyone else is better of playing a better game due to gameplay/controlls issues.
Fun game if you are a fan of the show and it is on sale. My kids love it.
the controls suck and its hard to get certain things done since half the time something glitches right as your about to do something to continue the level would not recommend this game to anyone
It's a fun and short game, the combat is fun and you can play with a different characters, but the platform jumping part can be a bit annoying, for a 2009 game this aged well and supports ultrawide.
This Clone Wars game is not the ideal game. It has the potential, but it lacks the visual, the gameplay and the appeal. It's boring, repetitive and short, a game just for hardcore Star Wars lovers.
Hello to whoever reads this!
Do you enjoy freedom and the right to buy what you want? Do you like being "FORCED" to accept terms and clauses that you don't agree with in order to play a mediocre game? Do you like poor frame rates and poor visuals in your modern video games? Do you enjoy poor voice acted Yoda and clunky controls? I think you get what kind of experience this is going to be. Avoid this trash. Microsoft really? Your company should be ashamed of itself because your a top dog in the industry ... you shouldn't need to resort to cheap tricks. That tells your customer base that your not very good at what you do ... that your successes were either stolen or attained by underhanded means. Such a pity.
My Childhood Shattered by Disney's Destruction of Star Wars
My childhood in the 1990s was indelibly marked by the epic saga of Star Wars: Episodes IV, V, and VI. A cinematic masterpiece that exploded my mind and transported me to an unforgettable galactic adventure where good triumphed over evil.
But that admiration has now turned into despair. Disney, after acquiring the franchise, destroyed all the nostalgia I held so dear. Episode 7, despite its flaws, still managed to hold things together. But Episodes 8 and 9 demolished the legacy of Star Wars, leaving it on the brink of death.
A brief glimmer of hope emerged with "The Mandalorian." We believed that Disney had finally understood what the fans wanted. But the illusion soon shattered, giving way to a torrent of mediocre content. The infamous "Acolyte" was the final nail in the coffin of Star Wars.
Disney seems more interested in pushing political and ideological agendas than in simply telling good stories. They sacrifice quality for profit, hiring incompetent friends and cronies of the King (and Queen) instead of talented professionals. 180 million dollars were wasted on the "Acolyte" series, while a movie like Dune was made for the same amount. They could have made 10 Godzilla Minus One movies with that money!
This is pure and simple money laundering. They fund this ideological and political war of the King's (and Queen's) friends and cronies, ignoring the pleas of the loyal fanbase that just wants a good story, just wants to escape from the real world for a few minutes. The 86% disapproval rating on Rotten Tomatoes is a reflection of what Disney has done to Star Wars: a complete abomination.
And anyone who disagrees is labeled a misogynist, homophobic, or whatever. They destroyed the few good memories of my childhood and the nostalgia I felt for Star Wars.
Enough is enough! My time consuming Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars is over. No more giving my hard-earned money to this soulless corporation. If I could, I would demand a refund for all the games I've bought.
We need to send a message to these white-collar vultures: boycott, cancel Disney Plus! Stop consuming Disney content. If you want to watch their movies, download them from "alternative sources". Games? Pirates of the Caribbean : “For a good listener, a few words are enough”. Shirts and statues? Artisans and sculptors with no ties to these scumbags!
Enough feeding this institution that only destroys and corrupts. Let's value true audiovisual art, made with love and respect. Or let's move on and focus on other hobbies, leaving this in the past. FAREWELL!
Selling 15 years old game for 20$ and asking internet for singleplayer game...
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Krome Studios |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 15.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 46 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 40% положительных (425) |