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man this frog knows what he's doing with his tongue... HOORAH

too meny criminals not enough alcohoclic beveargeds

i saw this game on the backof a PT cruiser drivbving down my street. I flagged them down and asked to borrow it. They said ok. Game was good. I caslled the cops/.

this game gave me diabetes cancer of the joint

Pac man should be able ti eat the gfodst. I can't believe he hcannot eated the ghosts. So mean to not eat those ghost but they can eat you. 0/10.

good game -wife

Quality 3D platformer. Nothing mind-blowing but still a lot of fun along the way.

This game feels like an actual chore to get through. Compared to the first two releases, the difficulty feels totally ramped up. I was able to make it til the level 12 with minimal guides, but once I got to said level I basically needed one for the whole level. I wouldn't mind this so much, if Dark Mara wasn't so brutal. After dying countless times, I came to the realization that I had accidentally built my force tree wrong and I became stuck. I was forced to use cheat codes to get through or start the whole game over again. So sadly, I felt all the steam fade from me and just completed the rest of the game the same way.

Some portions weren't too bad but it felt like a downgrade from the last titles, especially in certain aspects. One big example being the cutscenes. The first game had GORGEOUS pixel art and, while cheesy, Dark Forces II had some campy yet fun live-action. But in MotS you get very ugly in-game 3D for the cutscenes and you lose all emotion.

Without getting into too many details, I think the only reason you should play-through this game is if you want the whole story. As far as fun goes, this one doesn't have a whole lot to offer.

Being the sequel to Dark Forces, this game has some slight annoyances here and there but overall it's a big step up. The soundtrack is great, the controls feel way better than in the first entry, the scale of things feels way bigger, and as an added bonus you get to watch some delightfully bad cutscenes in-between levels. My biggest gripes were tending to accidentally kill myself and feeling overwhelmed by enemies in small spaces at times. Also, for whatever reason, I was atrocious at all the Jedi battles. Maybe that's just me sucking though. With all that said, definitely worth checking out.

I'm conflicted about this game. On one hand, I think it's pretty good for its time but on the other hand there are some frustrating parts. The level design is pretty atrocious here and there and some basically require a walkthrough. Also you practically need a manual to figure out how to access certain things. I didn't even know there was a map/inventory/mission screen til the 2nd or 3rd level. Also I couldn't figure out how to look up or down without using the PgUp/PgDown. Overall though, it's a pretty short and sweet title and I see no reason not to give it a go.