One of the best Star Wars games ever made. Hands down the best lightsaber combat in any Star Wars game to date. I played this game on the Gamecube back when it was first released, and it still holds up remarkably well for its age.

If you want to be a Jedi master, play Kotor. If you want to fight like a jedi knight, then you are in the right place! You play as Kyle Katarn, one of the most well known names of the Star Wars EU. At the beginning of the game, you're just a simple merc, who shoots imperials, but after a few levels you will recieve your Jedi powers and light-saber, and the game really opens up. At one point, you can even fight side by side with Luke Skywalker, and boy, he is a great wingman! The multiplayer is even more fun. We used to play a lot, making human gyroses of each other, and reenacting the most iconic battles of the movies. Force unleashed is a fine game, but if you want to play the best, this is your game!

This is the timeless game that is the best experience for all of us wishing to live out our jedi fantasies. The movement and combat allow for great freedom and flexibility. The environments are unique and intricate meaning you can get lost, no linear game play here. You get an array of weapons that all have different uses and of course the iconic lightsaber to go on your journeys with Luke. The story has everything from mystery, suspense, action, deceit, and a strong antagonist. There is also a large modding scene for this and the sequel to tinker away with to customise you adventures in the force. Also you cannot go wrong with the soundtrack of a Star Wars title. It is a shame this series is not being continued, it was and is virtually flawless and would be a welcome return. This is a must play for fans of the franchise and arguably those who aren't as well.

This is hands down one of the best Star Wars games ever made. I owned this game way back in 2002 for PC. Since then I've bought it for my Mac, and my PC at least two more times. It's such a great game and is still so much fun to play even in 2016. The graphics are obviously going to be dated, but for a 14 year old game honestly they aren't bad. I always loved the story line to this game. The levels are complex and interesting. There are always hidden areas to find and secrets to unlock, unrelated to the story. After 14 years I still fire it up just to play through a level or two. Not too long ago I played through the entire game. What I think is great is you can play through the game mixing blasters, force powers and your lightsaber. Some areas are better to play with blasters, others with your lightsaber. Of course lightsaber battles are a blast. I really like towards the middle of the game when you come into contact with many Sith. Sometimes you'll battle two Siths at the same time! Always a lot of fun to fight another who can also use the force against you. Gameplay is great Graphics will grow on you if you never played this game back in the day Levels are fantastic Game is decently long If you're on the fence about this game take my advice and buy it!

Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast is the ultimate Jedi experience. Want the acrobatics of a Jedi Knight? Want the epic lightsaber clashes? Want the Force powers? This game has it all, and it excels in every way. While Jedi Academy largely improves upon it with the inclusion of the double-bladed lightsaber and a custom character, Jedi Knight II has the better story focusing on Kyle Katarn. This game is pretty dated now, but it still holds up relatively well and there are just too few Star Wars games of this caliber. I'd highly recommend this to anyone who loves lightsaber combat and Force powers. It just doesn't get better than this game as it stands currently.