KotOR passions at GameBanshee
KotOR passions at GameBanshee
Review - posted by Saint_Proverbius on Sat 29 November 2003, 15:51:24
Tags: Star Wars: Knights of the Old RepublicGameBanshee dishes out a four page review of Knights of the Old Republic, giving it a 9.7/10, with a gameplay score of 10/10. So, yeah, I guess they really liked it. Here's the usually clip:
Length is another area where the developers did not skimp. This is an RPG, and BioWare has lived up to their reputation of providing solid gameplay throughout countless hours of gaming. My first time through the game, I spent over 17 hours on the first planet alone, with over five more worlds remaining, though admittedly not all worlds are equally as long. As a bonus, the PC version of the game includes a new location--a small space station orbiting around the planet Yavin, not currently found in the Xbox version, complete with a merchant who restocks his high-quality inventory at various times throughout the game. Take all of this and add two mini-games that add even more gameplay: a moderately complex Blackjack-like collectable card game, and the mostly optional Swoop Bike racing. During a game of such scope, both in length and story, it would have been a tremendous disservice if the graphics weren't able pull their weight.
17 hours on Taris? I beat the game in under 30 hours, doing nearly everything I could find.
Spotted this at Blue's News.
Length is another area where the developers did not skimp. This is an RPG, and BioWare has lived up to their reputation of providing solid gameplay throughout countless hours of gaming. My first time through the game, I spent over 17 hours on the first planet alone, with over five more worlds remaining, though admittedly not all worlds are equally as long. As a bonus, the PC version of the game includes a new location--a small space station orbiting around the planet Yavin, not currently found in the Xbox version, complete with a merchant who restocks his high-quality inventory at various times throughout the game. Take all of this and add two mini-games that add even more gameplay: a moderately complex Blackjack-like collectable card game, and the mostly optional Swoop Bike racing. During a game of such scope, both in length and story, it would have been a tremendous disservice if the graphics weren't able pull their weight.
17 hours on Taris? I beat the game in under 30 hours, doing nearly everything I could find.
Spotted this at Blue's News.
