The graphic is starting to age but all of this can not stop a really fun romp across the galaxy. towers of Hanoi) and the economy implementation is not very good (I hardly had to buy anything at a shop - everything can be found or taken off your enemies). Some of the puzzles are variations of over used puzzles seen in other games (e.g.

There was allot written about this game so I'm not going on a full review, but I admit there are very few things I can find wrong with this RPG.

The characters around you each have personality and a story to tell and even the side games are good fun. Great story, wonderful mechanics, excellent dialog, superb voice acting, large number of interesting side quests, multiple solutions to puzzles and you can develop your character to follow the light or the dark side of the force. I am not a fan on the Star Wars universe, but you really don't need to be a fan to enjoy this masterpiece. They are both basically equal games in my opinion, with KOTOR II getting the slight upper hand because of the legitimate neutral path and some better characters. Some aspects of this game are greatly improved in the sequel and some things are worse. It came out when I was in high school and it was revolutionary to me at the time. Overall: I have a lot of nostalgia for this game. Skills are generally unimportant which makes skill building somewhat one-dimensional. Some characters (Carth, T3) serve no purpose and are annoying.

Unlike the second game, there isn't really any point to being a neutral jedi, and the extreme dark side is a bit over the top. It has a lot of quest variety and different paths to completion.Ĭons: A lot of glitches extended the game considerably. This is probably my favorite Star Wars story along with the second game. I really like the battle system and character building. Pros: This is one of those games you get addicted to and have to finish in like a week.

Kotor 2 cant move after combat