Star Wars: Dark Forces

Description: Star Wars: Dark Forces by LucasArts Entertainment Company. Your mission is to join a covert operations division of the ... more

Star Wars: Dark Forces ... Rebel Alliance engage in battles with all manner of adversaries search a galaxy for clues and attack enemy bases along the way in order

Newest Review: ... to look up and down, allowing you to blast away at stormtroopers and aliens on ledges above and below and adding a whole ... more

... extra dimension of realism to the proceedings. There were lots of other innovations too, such as alternative fire modes for the numerous (excellent) weapons, slippery, icy terrain, a working torch that lights up the area but also makes you vulnerable to enemy fire, the ability to crouch behind cover and jump across ravines and between ledges, and breathing apparatus for use in toxic atmospheres. This might all sound so-so now, but back in 1995 it was unprecedented, and combined with the excellent, varied level design, a...more

Price Comparison for Star Wars: Dark Forces

	Star Wars: Dark Forces (PS) Platforms: PlayStation Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48	£ 1.59
	Star Wars Dark Forces - Playstation - PAL Platforms: PlayStation Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48	£ 1.99
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Star Wars: Dark Forces: A much-overlooked FPS gem (421 words)
by - written on 29/09/09 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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I freely admit that even as a kid I never liked Star Wars. Maybe its because I am too young to remember when it first came out, I don't know, but it just never really appealed to me, even though I love countless other sci-fi films and cartoons. Dark Forces is a game I took a liking to instantly however, and when it came out back in 1995 it really was something special. Using what appeared to be a variant on the Doom engine the game looked amazing, (and still looks pretty polished today), and best of all, unlike Doom the game allowed you to look up and down, allowing you to blast away at stormtroopers and aliens on ledges above and below and adding a whole ... Read the complete review

Feel the force - Free the empire. (204 words)
by - written on 14/06/01 (Useful, 67 readings)
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This is your opportunity to join the rebel Alliances covert operations to infiltrate the emprie and do battle against all that the empire can throw against you. You will batlle against storm troopers, hi-tech warriors and other beatsies. This is not just a shoot them up actioner, it is a game whereby you have to think as you go and follow the clues to collect items necessary to complete your mission. The game plays very well, which is what you would expect from Lucasarts. The music adds to the tension and the graphics are brilliant. The 3D engine allows for walls and floors to move in realtime. The heart rates picks up and the tension ... Read the complete review