Star Wars Jedi Knight - Jedi Academy (PC)

Jedi Academy is another instalment in the famous Jedi Knight series of games. Having played only demos of Jedi Knight and Mystery of the Sith previously and having liked both (particularly the latter), I approached the game with fairly high expectations. Did it meet up to those expectations? No. It surpassed them. Overview You play the role of Javin, a new Jedi trainee, one who obviously has huge potential as you are the first person ever to have actually made your own lightsaber without any formal Jedi training. While in transit to the Jedi Academy your transport ship is shot down, and before you even reach the academy it becomes ...

I've found myself playing this game a lot lately, it just rocks, plain and simple. I'd especially recommend this to someone who isn't into gorey, difficult first-person shooters. Whilst the single player game itself is wonderful, where this game excels has to be the Multiplayer game. There are various game types including Free For All, Capture the Flag and Siege (in which you work as a team to get to the enemy base etc). There are also a various number of guns, though the best part of the game has to be the Lightsabers. The controls are excellent, and it's easy to make a combo to call your own. There are also double-bladed and dual Lightsabers, as well as just having one ...

Some game engines never die... And in the four years since its apperance, the Quake III engine has be used in: Medal of Honor, Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Star Trek Elite Force II........... Jedi Knight Jedi Academy is the third instalment in the Jedi Knight series and, as you may have guessed, also uses the Quake III engine, but pushes it to a new level. In a departure from previous outings, you're no longer Kyle Katarn. You now play Jaden, a young wannabe Jedi who, light sabre in hand, is off to the Jedi Academy for some serious training. The game combines the traditional elements of a first-person shooter ultra violence and unfeasibly large weapons ...