Star Wars: Jedi Knight II is a series of games evolving around the phenomenally popular Star Wars movie franchise. Many spin off games have resulted but few have. The official PC patch for Jedi Academy which will allow you to connect to servers. All Multiplayer users must use Jedi Academy. Star Wars: JKO Pits.

The logo for Jedi Knight games, used in Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy, LucasArts 1995 2003 Star Wars: Jedi Knight is a and series set in the fictional. The series focuses primarily on, a former officer who becomes a and an instructor at the Jedi Academy. The Jedi Knight series began in 1995 with the release of for,, and. This was followed in 1997 by for, in which Katarn learns the ways of a Jedi. In 1998, was released as an for Dark Forces II, this time giving the player control of as well as Katarn.

In 2002, was released. Jedi Outcast was developed by and powered by the. It was released for Windows, Mac, and. Followed in 2003 on Windows, Mac and Xbox. It was powered by the same game engine as its predecessor. Jedi Academy was the first game in the series where the player does not control Katarn at any point, although he is featured prominently in the storyline.

The games in the Jedi Knight series have received generally favorable reviews. Multiple publications have commented on the quality of the series as a whole. The use of the in the series, a prominent gameplay element in all but the first game, has received specific praise for its implementation.

Contents • • • • • • • Games [ ] Timeline of release years 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 • was developed and published by, and released in North America on February 28, 1995 for and, and on November 30, 1996 for. It was the first officially produced set in the universe. • was again developed and published by LucasArts, and released in North America on September 30, 1997 for. Descargar El Libro Seda En Pdf. • is an for Dark Forces II. Developed and published by LucasArts, it was released on February 24, 1998 for Microsoft Windows. The expansion includes a mode and fifteen. • was developed by for the PC and Mac, and for the and.

LucasArts published the PC version worldwide and the Xbox and GameCube versions in North America, published the Xbox and GameCube versions in Europe, and published the Mac version worldwide. The PC version was released in North America on March 26, 2002, the Mac version on November 5, and the and versions on November 19. • was developed by Raven Software for the PC and Mac, and for the. LucasArts published the PC and Xbox versions in North America, Activision published them in Europe, and Aspyr published the Mac version worldwide. Jedi Academy was released on September 16, 2003 for Mac, on September 17 for Windows, and on November 18 for Xbox. Overview [ ] Gameplay [ ] The Jedi Knight series is composed primarily of first/third-person shooter gameplay elements, with a number of variation on the norms of the genre within each game. All of the games use a based system which contains a series of objectives that must be completed before the player can continue.

From Dark Forces II onwards, the games have included lightsaber combat and the use of powers, which have been tweaked and modified as the series has progressed. In the first game, Dark Forces, the focus is on combat against various creatures and characters from the Star Wars universe, and includes environmental puzzles and hazards, whilst following a central storyline outlined in mission briefings and. For combat, the player may use fists, explosive and thermal detonators, as well as, with the gameplay leaning more towards ranged combat. In Dark Forces II, the player has the option of a, plus an option to switch automatically to third-person when the lightsaber is the selected weapon. Three types of Force powers are introduced in this game: Light powers provide non violent advantages, provide violent ones, while Neutral powers enhance athletic abilities. The game has two endings, depending on whether the player chooses to focus on the Light Side or the Dark Side. Unlike its predecessor, Mysteries of the Sith has a single, morally positive course, as the player progresses through the game in a linear fashion.

The game includes most of the enemies featured in Dark Forces II, plus some new monsters. The player has access to Force powers and projectile weapons such as a or, as well as a lightsaber. Jedi Outcast 's gameplay is similar to that of its predecessors, with some small additions, such as access to, or the use of unique to each of the three lightsaber styles in the game; fast, medium and strong. As with Dark Forces II and Mysteries of the Sith, the use of Force powers is restricted by a 'Force Meter', which depletes when the powers are used. Jedi Academy features very similar gameplay to Jedi Outcast, although one new feature is that the player may customize their lightsaber at the outset of the game. Later, the player has the option of choosing dual sabers, or a 'saber staff', similar to 's double ended lightsaber in.