- The Last of Us-style high-quality cutscenes and mocap acting.
- KoTOR-style exploration across multiple planets, each with their own theme and design.
- Metroid-style level design, with lots of branching paths and hidden secrets.
- Sekiro-style combat, with parrying and stamina/health system.

This game borrows from a lot of other games, and it's a very solid all-rounder with some challenging combat, puzzles, and platforming. The force powers are integrated well into both platforming/puzzle-solving and combat. You can unlock new Jedi moves by levelling up, and you can upgrade your droid by finding workstations on each world. You can also find tons of customisations for your Jedi, droid, ship, and lightsaber.

I would recommend turning the difficulty up because the default difficulty is rather easy, and when the difficulty is up you will need to think more about your approach to combat - time your attacks, dodge incoming attacks, conserve force points, etc.

- The Last of Us-style high-quality cutscenes and mocap acting. - KoTOR-style exploration across multiple planets, each with their own theme and design. - Metroid-style level design, with lots of branching paths and hidden secrets. - Sekiro-style combat, with parrying and stamina/health system. This game borrows from a lot of other games, and it's a very solid all-rounder with some challenging combat, puzzles, and platforming. The force powers are integrated well into both platforming/puzzle-solving and combat. You can unlock new Jedi moves by levelling up, and you can upgrade your droid by finding workstations on each world. You can also find tons of customisations for your Jedi, droid, ship, and lightsaber. I would recommend turning the difficulty up because the default difficulty is rather easy, and when the difficulty is up you will need to think more about your approach to combat - time your attacks, dodge incoming attacks, conserve force points, etc.