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Positive: 9 out of 20
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Mixed: 4 out of 20
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Negative: 7 out of 20
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Apr 3, 2020If you enjoy playing games don't waste your money on this game. If it was £3.99 it MIGHT be worth a purchase just to complete your Star Wars collection on your PS4. Other than that keep away. Trash.
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Apr 2, 2020Do not waste your money with this game. I can see why it would appeal to older fans based purely on nostalgia, but this game the way it controls, the AI and the story is just awful.
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Mar 31, 2020Please do not give money to this outdated, horrible controlled, **** AI'd blunder. I would have hated this as a kid. Boring simple combat for a game that doesn't tell you how to do half the things it wants you to. Waste of £20
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Jul 23, 2020The multiplayer is completely dead, and I'm very disappointed in the gameplay experience. I didn't play the original, as I didn't have an X-Box, but I'm not sure why this game is viewed so highly. Without mods, it's an utter snooze fest.
If the studio decided to add console mod support, my score would rise exponentially. But as for now, only get this if it's below $5.
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May 17, 2020The PS4 version of Jedi Academy offers an opportunity to relive a prestigious Star Wars video game classic but sadly delivers little else. This nostalgic snack will no doubt scratch the itch for fans of the franchise but with an outdated, deserted multiplayer mode and an abundance of bugs and other technical issues, brings very little to justify the steep asking price for the game.
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Apr 2, 2020Jedi Academy was always the best Star Wars game until Fallen Order came along but it still stands up today thanks to its brilliant combat and decent story.
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Mar 30, 2020Unlike the Jedi Outcast port, Jedi Academy includes the multiplayer component. It’s been brought forward to the new age exactly as it once was, which means all of the jank and lack of balancing are still present. Don’t let that stand in your way though. Despite the relative lack of polish, wildly swinging lightsabers at one another is a blast. The multiplayer is just as fun as you remember it being.