But take heart, your 10 weapon arsenal and over 12 Force powers make you a force to be reckoned with. And new enemies… seven dark Jedi who plan to harness the power of an ancient burial ground for unsurpassed evil. Confront old foes… Greedo, Boosk, stormtroopers. As Kyle Katarn, you must acquire the lightsaber and learn the ways of the Force to become a Jedi Knight. Now Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II picks up where the award-winning game left off…with even more features and firepower in dazzling 3D graphics. Of course, if EA would put the effort into remaking Dark Forces, Racer, Republic Commando, or other beloved Star Wars games instead of cancelling all of their promising-looking projects, the fans wouldn’t have to put this kind of effort in to keep Star Wars alive in videogames.Dark Forces™ set the industry standard for first person action in the Star Wars® universe. You can try that one out too, if the link stays stable long enough to download it. Star Wars: Episode 1 – Racer may not be held in quite as high esteem as Dark Forces, but it’s still a fun racing game, and it’s also getting a full remake. This isn’t the first Unreal-powered remake of a classic Star Wars game we’ve seen recently, of course. Related: check out the best Star Wars games on PC
Hopefully he’ll find someone, because the remake’s looking awesome so far. The most recent update was three months ago, where he notes that he’s seeking someone to work on character models for enemies and NPCs. Lewis has been working on the Dark Forces remake for at least a couple of years, and although it’s very much a work in progress, there is a level available that you can try for yourself right now – although it’s a little bit wonky.įrom here Jason and a few other developers began work on a detailed recreation of the first level of Dark Forces, and you can check out their progress on his ArtStation page here. Jason Lewis is Senior Environment Artist at the studio, and has presumably worked on the developer’s most recent games, such as Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire and the upcoming The Outer Worlds. The remake is being done in Unreal Engine 4, and it’s not just a fan project made by enthusiastic amateurs – it’s actually being lead by a professional developer at Obsidian. It is, however, very difficult to play now, so it’s a good thing that there’s a Star Wars Dark Forces remake in the works. Aside from being the first Star Wars FPS, just two years after Doom (and a year before Duke Nukem 3D) it was adding innovations such as having a proper story, the ability to look up and down, and an impressive use of elevated terrain. Star Wars Dark Forces is highly underrated when it comes to considering genre-changing FPSs.
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