I really wanted to love this game as for years I have heard nothing but amazing things, and story wise it was fantastic, I was engrossed in the characters and getting to travel across the galaxy with the thought of being evil or good. But then I started and the combat kicked in…..I just can’t get past it, it’s annoying and dated, it’s like a turn based battle system done wrong. It just completely ruined it for me

<p>I really wanted to love this game as for years I have heard nothing but amazing things, and story wise it was fantastic, I was engrossed in the characters and getting to travel across the galaxy with the thought of being evil or good. But then I started and the combat kicked in…..I just can’t get past it, it’s annoying and dated, it’s like a turn based battle system done wrong. It just completely ruined it for me</p>

Combat brings it down for me

To be clear, people do not play this game because there are problems with the combat or graphics that are too old, people play this game because the story is fantastic the characters are all amazing. Named by many as the best Star Wars game that has been made. The game starts with you as the character in a kill or be killed situation while you fight your way through a starship that has nothing left and cannot be saved, the only choice was to leave the ship via escape pod to the planet below, where things start to pick up. The whole story is unpredictable for somebody that hasn't played it, all the planets that you travel to are top-notch when it comes to the number of side missions you can find also, the battleship, the leviathan, aboard that ship lies the greatest plot twist in all of gaming, as you get through all that, once you figure out who you are, things change with the way your companions react to you and slightly changes an ending on the planet Korriban if you choose to play that planet last. Now, I do have a problem when playing on android, the space battles are ridiculous, they are near impossible and really take the fun away comparing to when you play on Xbox or pc. that is the only problem I found throughout the game. I highly recommend you play this game but be warned, playing on android as I had mentioned before can be frustrating.

<p>To be clear, people do not play this game because there are problems with the combat or graphics that are too old, people play this game because the story is fantastic the characters are all amazing. Named by many as the best Star Wars game that has been made.  The game starts with you as the character in a kill or be killed situation while you fight your way through a starship that has nothing left and cannot be saved, the only choice was to leave the ship via escape pod to the planet below, where things start to pick up. The whole story is unpredictable for somebody that hasn't played it, all the planets that you travel to are top-notch when it comes to the number of side missions you can find also, the battleship, the leviathan, aboard that ship lies the greatest plot twist in all of gaming, as you get through all that, once you figure out who you are, things change with the way your companions react to you and slightly changes an ending on the planet Korriban if you choose to play that planet last. Now, I do have a problem when playing on android, the space battles are ridiculous, they are near impossible and really take the fun away comparing to when you play on Xbox or pc. that is the only problem I found throughout the game. I highly recommend you play this game but be warned, playing on android as I had mentioned before can be frustrating.</p>

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Playscore of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, based on critic and gamer review scores.

Platform	Critic	Gamer	Playscore
PC	No critic reviews yet	Gamer 9.0
Nintendo Switch	Critic 8.3 (19 critics)	Gamer 8.1	8.1
iOS	Critic 9.2 (11 critics)	Gamer 8.3	8.7

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