Moving away from the traditional FPS backdrop is a good move in our books and other features, such as being able to choose which mission you tackle next, rumours of a Max Payne -style Bullet-Time Force power unconfirmed at the time of going to press and the promise that levels are going to be twice as big as in the predecessor have got us rubbing our lightsabers in anticipation. Using a heavily modified version of the Quake III engine, we know the game's going to look the part but even at this stage we're pretty sure it's going to play like a dream. You then train to become a Jedi under the tutelage of Kyle Katarn and Luke Skywalker, running through missions unlocking new types of sabers and multiplayer modes. And as these immortal words were penned in ZONE it's fitting that Raven has listened and learned and announced JK3 is going to put more stock in the third-person lightsaber sequences.Īnd if that wasn't a big enough shock for diehard FPS fans, what about the revelation that JK3 is going to sport roleplaying elements? Instead of playing as Kyle Katam, you get to create your own character, selecting gender, race, facial features and clothing, as well as the type of saber you're going to swing. Thankfully when you finally get hold of it, it gets a bit good.
You see, when Richie Shoemaker reviewed the last version, Jedi Outcast, for us he imparted the following pearls of wisdom and I'm paraphrasing wildly here before any of you dig out your old issues and write in to complain.
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