Due to an overall lack of difficulty it mainly plays as a "get out spending ten minutes on enemy waves " move.
You can now unleash all your anger in a violent burst and get upgraded power for a limited amount of time. It’s comical since the enemies will grab onto any nearby enemies/crates/etc to stop their flight, but only bring the other person/crate/etc with them too. It still retains comedic value to pick up enemies with your mind. With your pure force power, you can shoot lightning, lift enemies around and fling them, and push people around violently. With your lightsabers (which you can customize to gain abilities like health generation), you can slice up enemies in multiple different combos by alternating lightsaber attacks and different force powers. There is greater lightsaber action and force power-abusing. Gameplay makes up for some of the storyline. Well, isn't that a secure place! Did Vader serious not expect a Jedi prodigy he killed previously not to try to run away? Anyways, the story goes on from that lackluster start and fails to get much better. This is a huge cop-out for a story continuation.Įither way, you're cloned by Darth Vader (the antagonist of just about every Star Wars story ever), who you then run away from by just breaking the front door and flying away. Secondly, cloning dead Jedi is even more impossible. You can't clone them, or they wouldn't be gifted and unique, and it's even mentioned in the story that Jedi are impossible to clone. Jedi are seen as gifted and unique, with their "force powers" (the power to control objects with their mind, among other cool stuff) making them well respected warriors for their powers. Now, I'm no Star Wars fan, but I know quite a few things that don't work, one of those is cloning a Jedi.
Don't worry, since the clever storywriters figured this new Starkiller being a clone of the last would satisfy fans.which is does not. The story starts where its predecessor ended, which is weird since our main character, Starkiller, died in that story. Does it satisfy? This game is available for the Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and PC.
Still, the addition of more awesome powers and gameplay sounded worth the huge build-up and wait. It's sequel, Force Unleashed 2, had a lot going for it, although it's existence is puzzling story-wise (more on that later). Force Unleashed 1 took the world by surprise using a fun variety of force powers, lightsaber action, and thrilling Star Wars plotlines.
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