Matthew Roederer

My one and only issue is that the game is extremely short. I beat it in a day an a half with decent amounts of gameplay. The fighting is really technical as far a parrying, faints, evasions, jumping, and lightsaber play. As you progress your character gains more knowledge of the force which is cool because there’s certain things you expect them to do that just take time to unlock. As appears to past games where you character is pretty much maxed on force abilities. The maps are also a work of genius since you pretty much have to work through a puzzle to get from a to b. And for a few of the maps there’s legitimate puzzles you have to work through to change the layout of an area in order to get to an abandoned or hidden walkway. This isn’t a game that you can just blow through either. You have to utilize attention to detail A LOT. The smallest hole or crevice you miss will cause you to run around in circles for long periods of time getting frustrated. Especially when the hole you missed was in your face the whole time, but you caught it at a weird angle. With that being said this game is a must buy. However I don’t think it would hurt to wait till the price drops for those they’re budget friendly. Like I said a little bit ago the game is extremely short. I haven’t done too much research on the game yet, but if there’s no planned dlc then the game was a bust for me. Right when you get to that feeling of being immersed in a world you realize it’s coming to an end which sucks. Yea there’s a ton of open world experiences to do. But it mostly just ends up with that grind mentality that games are doing now a day’s. If that doesn’t bother you then go ahead and buy it. But when all that grinding does is unlock character and ship skins, and fighting a random alien boss here and there it’s just more worth it to play the story and grab chests as you see them running by. All in all a great game and I would suggest it to anybody including my friends. Just hope that dlc will follow.