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I think KOTOR 2 is a better game plot-wise and gameplay-wise, but man, this one just has unmatchable vibes. Dantooine is so good, bruh. Not that this game has a bad plot or anything(Revan is a bit of a Mary Sue, though), everything's still fine. I'd also say I prefer the soundtrack for this game, a lot more tracks stuck with me than the KOTOR 2 OST.

-Master Force Speed
-Master Flurry
-Master Flurry
-Master Flurry

You know those Minecraft ray tracing demos? It's basically that.

On a real note, it's nice to see something that tries capturing the essence of the original Backrooms thingamadoodad with no frills. No 10th grade creative writing competition entries, just walking around in funky rooms alone.

Ain't no way this is actually fun. This is the kind of thing you buy as a joke, but it's genuinely a pretty fun time. For 5 bones, you aren't really risking much.

I love games that make you think yo friends is idiots.

Fellas have the gall to say that inflation isn't that bad when worse skin bundles are upwards of $30 nowadays.

Fun to jump on every once in a while with a downloaded 100% save and mow people down, but this is NOT the best version to play. I still go on the original way more often, more dated graphics != lower quality graphics. This version just feels cheap and tacky, and it has that fun forced Rockstar Launcher download for a single player game. I love updating every single Rockstar game I have installed separately every 2 weeks when they roll out another update for their launcher that nobody asked for and actively makes Rockstar games noticeably worse. Anyway, still an alright game, just a cheap-feeling version of it, this feels like somebody's first serious Unity game.

$2 got you this dope camo for all your guns back in 2014, $20 now gets you a mediocre skin that they'll delete in 2 years that only works for 2 weapons if you don't change any attachments. New COD fans is seething.

There is a secret world, bro. Come explore its splendors.

It's fine. The main issues I had were the characters going to the same 2 planets repeatedly(Fallen Order had a bit more biome variety) and performance. I have the most average PC on Earth(at least according to the Steam hardware surveys), and I got a decent amount of frame drops in the more dense areas, especially on the second planet that you spend 65% of the game in. It was never unplayable by any means, but it was definitely annoying when it happened. The ending was pretty anticlimactic, too, didn't blow muh socks off like the first one. The boss fight before the final boss is way more interesting. Exploration's a bit more fun than the first one, but it's still the worst part of the experience, the combat is really where it's at. Other than that, I feel like they improved on almost every mechanic from the first game. There's also a lot more to do than Fallen Order as well, so if you're a broke nerd who can't afford to buy many games, you'll get your money's worth out of this one.