Разработчик: Raven Software
Описание
- As Kyle Katarn, agent of the New Republic, use your Lightsaber and the full power of the Force to combat a new evil plaguing the galaxy.
- Wield over 8 Force abilities including the Jedi Mind Trick, Force Lightning and Force Grip.
- Choose wisely from an arsenal of 13 weapons including disruptor rifle, thermal detonators, trip mines and Wookiee bowcaster.
- Play on-line with 2-32 players or against a variety of AI Bots - and gain an additional 7 Force powers.
- Test your skills in 24 single-player missions and in 6 different types of multiplayer games including Jedi Master, Holocron, Capture the Ysalamiri, Duel, Deathmatch and Capture the Flag.
- Interact with legendary Star Wars characters such as Luke Skywalker and Lando Calrissian (featuring the voice of Billy Dee Williams as Lando.)
- Developed by critically acclaimed Raven Studios and powered by the Quake III Arena engine.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 2000, XP or Vista
- Processor: Pentium II or Athlon 350 MHz
- Memory: 64 MB
- Graphics: 16 MB OpenGL compatible
- DirectX®: 9.0c
- Hard Drive: 800 MB
- Sound: Direct X 8.0a
- Multiplayer Requirements: Pentium II or Athlon 400MHz
Mac
- OS: 10.12 (Sierra)
- Processor: 1.8 GHZ Intel chipset or faster
- Memory: 512 MB or higher
- Hard Disk Space: 1 GB
- Video Card: ATI Radeon X1600 / NVidia Geforce 7300 / Intel HD 3000 (128 MB VRAM or higher)
- Languages: English, French and German
- Additional: Intel integrated video chipsets are not supported (GMA 950/X3100).
This game is not supported on volumes formatted as Mac OS Extended (Case Sensitive)
Отзывы пользователей
The best Star Wars game
theres no health in this fucking game
What a great game - it features an unforgettable character in Kyle Katarn and outstanding third person lightsaber combat that must never be forgotten. A gem that lives on with Star Wars fans that went deeper than just the movies. It was during a time I wanted more of post-ROTJ with the rich Expanded Universe characters than the current ongoing Prequels. Oh what a time.
Thanks for the memories devs.
its star wars duh
Remake the Katarn Jedi games, you cowards!
A good game. To this day some of the best lightsabre combat in a game. And this came out 2003. For its time, this was fantastic.
Amazing game for it's era and graphics. Truely a great story mode and single player game.
love this game even after 22 years
classice sw goodness
Back in July I downloaded this game, but it won't play here on Steam. What do I need to do in order to get this game to run?
kyle katarn - the star wars chuck norris
nostalgia i played this game a lot when i was a kid and teenager was part of a clan called JJ for jedi junkies
I don't know which fate is the worst between Raven Software getting bought by Activision Blizzard or the Star Wars Franchise getting bought by Disney?
great
This is a Star Wars game alright. I'm going to compare it to Jedi Academy as they're very similar and were made roughly around the same time.
There is a lot of shooting, particularly with the Blaster. At least for the first few levels you'll be primarily using the Blaster and occasionally, when you have ammo, the Crossbow and some grenades. Unlike Jedi Academy, you don't get Force Powers until later and no lightsaber for at least the first few levels. So you'll be killing hundreds of Stormtroopers and Officers with a Blaster which is, something I guess. It's servicable but not fun, Jedi Knight games are most fun when you can jump 30 metres up in the air, mass force lightning a bunch of Stormtroopers and fight other Force-sensitive enemy NPCs. It's not unbearable to make you want to stop playing but it's not great fun either.
The levels are interesting and good but there is so much guesswork involved that if you didn't play the original, you need to read a guide or watch Youtube walkthroughs on your second monitor. To give you an idea of how confusing some of the progression of a level is, in the Mines level, you get to a dead end and your only way out is through a transport and jumping on top of it. The problem is that you instantly die. So I spent a good 10 minutes trying not to die, using a robot and so on and nothing worked. What you have to do is to go to the end of the level, wait 40 seconds, have a random platform show up for 5 seconds near one of the edges (again, you don't really spend time outside so there's no reason for you to be there or wait a random amount of time), jump on the platform to get into a tunnel. I don't understand why the developers didn't put any pointers or have the platform out all the time or similar ways to guide the player rather than expect them to wait at a place for 40 seconds in the middle of nowhere. This is not the only time you'll be needing YouTube either. The levels are generally interesting, I like the layouts and how they ramp up the difficulty with each level but navigating what you're supposed to be doing to progress in a level is a headache.
The story is okay but nothing special, you get 20 seconds of cinematics every 2 hours so don't expect some cinematic masterpiece, the game is just killing things.
Would I recommend? Only if you played and like Jedi Academy. If I wasn't a massive fan of Academy, I wouldn't bother finishing the game as just shooting your blaster at Stormtroopers is not very fun, especially when you have to deal with confusing objectives. If you didn't play Academy, I personally wouldn't bother, it's okay but not compelling enough to play it. Go for Jedi Academy and then come back to this game. I'm going to recommend it mostly because you play as Kyle who is your teacher in Academy and I loved that game, otherwise I'd not have bothered.
This game is so nostalgic to me. Played it when i was about 10 yrs old. The graphics are definitely a representation of its time. Nonetheless, its a great game with a great story.
i cant find multiplayer on the game, do i have to beat it to do it?
peak
This game is just as good as I remember as a kid. Hands down the best lightsaber combat. However, this game is just as hard as I remember. At times it is an unforgiving old school design game. Fights sometimes come down to who was luckier. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend this to anyone who isn't familiar with old school difficulty. But if you want to experience one of the best jedi simulators, play it and don't be afraid of using cheats
Best game ever!
literal bullet sponge game
One of the best Star Wars games out there, I remember playing the sith out of demo version before finally getting the full game back in 2002 with my brother and it was a blast, especially discovering dismemberment cheat from some gaming magazine. Multiplayer is another beast, played it for years, so many servers back then, skins you could download from various mod websites (almost everyone was ANH Luke), game modes like capture the flag, lots and lots of duels especially on Bespin FFA map, with obligatory "bow" from your opponent before it started, I didn't know how to bow so I just crouched instead and of course many clans, with their own servers, rules and policies.
I had this game as a kid, but mainly just messed around with cheats and never actually played the game properly or beat it, but after realizing I had lost the disk I picked this up and played through it honestly.
The plot is fine. All the beats work well enough and, outside of the main villain, personalities come through (even without FMV for cutscenes), but there isn't much that stood out as particularly great like in Dark Forces II. As much as I hate to say it, this aspect of the game comes in kind of like a phoned in sequel.
Gameplay-wise, it's a good time. The gunplay feels great and blending force powers with shooting feels natural and remains useful throughout the entire game. The lightsaber combat is also a lot of fun, but doesn't really come alive until you unlock the second and third stance since up until that happens it's just kind of swinging mindlessly. Another point in it's favor is that fights against stormtroopers and such isn't made trivial by just having a lightsaber, but there is a clear sense of progression in how much can take on as the game progresses. All the forcepowers are useful, but if I had to change one thing about the game it would be force heal. It is so overpowered that you will be using it constantly, which means taking a break to heal, then wait for your force meter to recharge, then heal again until you are at full. It's mitigated a bit later once you get the ability to use it while moving, but by that point you are up against foes who hurt a lot more. It really just kills the flow of the tougher levels.
My main gripe with the game is the level design. There are a lot of maps with very similar looking hallways and rooms, with some of the maps being mirrored partway though to represent a different wing of the same facility or whatever. I got lost a lot, and the only times I had to look up a guide were to check if there was something I could interact with that I had just passed over because I couldn't interact with it's twin on the other side of the map. I like the use of environmental interaction and destruction to progress in concept, but there are a fair few times it is poorly executed. There are also a lot of instant kills, and saving frequently is required, which is kind of annoying.
Overall, it's a good game which has a lot of problems typical to the era it was made in and works as a contrast to more recent Star Wars games which tend to have more polish but are also a lot more mechanically restricted. If you like the Dark Forces games, you'll like this too. If you liked Jedi: Fallen Order, this one will feel a bit awkward (keyboard and mouse is recommended), but I'd still recommend checking it out.
The best jedi simulator until Fallen Order came out and depending on who you ask it still holds the crown.
Jedi outcast features a list of familiar characters overhauled for new technology and finally a interface that doesn't make you brain bleed out of annoyance. While theres still some issues (AI namely) Outcast does a fantastic job all around.
From the classic musical score, to the old school sound effects to the perfect star wars aesthetic it checks almost every box.
Animations are probably the worst part with many just being stiff and clunky (as was the style at the time) but its easy to look past. The game is pretty merciless in its difficulty, im not sure how i beat it as a youth without cheating, especially the later levels like Cloud City.
Saber combat despite these issues is really fun and if you enable realistic saber combat it becomes intensely vicious in a way no other game has been able to replicate properly. Highly recommend.
this is real star wars not the outlaws crap play thins and enjoy the true star wars experiences
Over 20 years old now and still worth a game for some nostalgia.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Raven Software |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 04.12.2024 |
| Metacritic | 89 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 91% положительных (2553) |