Star Wars: KOTOR

Star Wars: Kotor is a role-playing game based on the Star Wars universe. Players will embark on an adventure across the galaxy 4,000 years before the founding of the Galactic Empire, wielding a lightsaber to travel to different planets and fight against various enemies. Showcase your combat and stealth skills to defeat enemies and earn rewards, which can be used to upgrade your equipment, character attributes, and skills, giving you greater combat power. As the game progresses, players will choose between light and darkness, pushing the story in different directions and determining the fate of themselves and their companions.

Gameplay:

Star Wars: KOTOR is a turn-based role-playing game, but with a real-time combat system. You can pause the game to give orders to your team at any time to change tactics. Your party consists of up to three characters, each with unique skills and weapons. You can freely choose party members and change them based on different battle and mission natures. It’s about the layout of a squad, but the most interesting thing in the combat mechanism of Star Wars: KOTOR lies in the Force, so I will dedicate a separate section to talk about it below.Star Wars: KOTOR starts with you having to choose the first direction for your character, specifically deciding what type of character it is. The game allows you to choose gender, appearance, and one of three basic character classes: Soldier, Scout, and Scoundrel. Each class has unique attributes, skills and abilities that affect how you experience Star Wars: KOTOR.

Soldier: This class focuses on direct combat, with high attribute scores in strength and stamina, ideal for those who want to focus on physical combat.

Scout: A flexible class with the ability to balance combat and skills, suitable for players who want a “flexing” between elements.

Scoundrel: Focuses on skills of deception, theft and the use of long-range weapons, suitable for those who like tactics and dexterity.

Features:

Unleash the powers of the Force: Here in Star Wars: KOTOR, Android gamers can enjoy working with the unique powers of the Force, in which they’re able to learn more than 40 different powers with different attributes. Feel free to make uses of their unique abilities to work on your offense, defense, and other supportive traits. Also learn to unlock new powers and have them upgraded to truly unleash the powers of the Force. Plus, you can also have access to your own lightsaber, which allow Android gamers to have absolute fun with the action gameplay.

Many interesting in-game locations to explore: Fans of the Star Wars series will find themselves exploring many iconic locations from the franchise, but with them being in a much earlier period in history, as a result, you can still enjoy this completely new adventure. Feel free to travel to the likes of Tatooine, Wookiee Homeworld, Kashyyyk, and many others. Explore new adventures within each location and have absolute fun with the in-game elements.

Enjoy playing the game with different characters: For those of you who are interested, you can now have fun playing the awesome gameplay of Star Wars: KOTOR with many different characters, aside from our main hero. Feel free to create your party with up to 9 customizable Star Wars characters, including Twi’leks, Droids and Wookiees, each with their own unique abilities and fighting mechanics. This should allow you to have absolute fun with the gameplay and explore its dynamic stories.

Amazing galactic vehicles and starships: To make the game more interesting, Android gamer in Star Wars: KOTOR are also allowed to work with many amazing galactic vehicles from the game. From driving on the ground with the classic space cars, to traveling through worlds with your incredible starship, the game will allow Android gamers to enjoy their favorite gameplay of RPG action to the fullest.

Useful Tips:

As with any RPG, you earn Experience Points (XP) through your adventuring. When you earn enough, you gain a level. However, KOTOR is a bit unique compared to other RPGs. First and foremost, you must manually level up your character. When a character has enough XP to level up, an orange arrow appears over their on-screen portrait. To level up, go to the Character Screen in the pause menu. You can auto level-up, or do it manually. We suggest always doing this manually for every player character. This way you have full control over each character's progress in the game.

XP is earned for killing creatures and completing missions. Most missions have multiple ways to complete. Some ways offer more XP than others because they are harder to do. In generally, being "good" is rewarded with more XP, while doing things from the Dark Side offer a little less XP but far more satisfaction (and less legwork). The good news is, every character gains XP as you play, even the ones you're not using.

Depending on the level you've reached, your character may earn an extra attribute point to distribute, skill points, an extra Feat, or new Jedi powers.  Until you complete your Jedi training on Dantooine, you will be adding levels to your main character class (Soldier, Scout, or Scoundrel). However, once you become a Jedi you will no longer level up in these initial classes and will instead begin leveling up in your Jedi class of choice. Jedi classes and Force Powers are explained in The Force section of this guide.

What this means is that you have a limited time to boost up your skills and feats before focusing on being a Jedi. Make sure that you are at level 8 before choosing your Jedi class. That will give you enough experience to prepare you for the rugged life as a new Jedi.

Player Comments:

As I understand it there was a bunch of awsome content deleted so the game could makethe release date. i played a bunch of the restored content and mods when some of theoriginal developers and fans worked on and released it many years ago... it was in myopinion amazing ! the broken wierd spots in the game worked and made for a muchbetter story. the sub level droid base in the restoration zone .. finding all your "friends"on malachor ... soo much more !I would love love love to see the game released as itwas originally intended.. the possibilitys are endless. update downloads, kotor 3, 4, 5,......just dont turn it into the modern format.... live, online, collect sell data market selldata, buy this pay xtra for that, glitch patch buy glitch patch buy.. . circle jurk everythinghas turned into.

Not only is Knights of the Old Republic one of the best Star Wars games, but it's alsoregarded as one of the best role-playing games ever made. This version of BioWare'sremarkable achievement features an interface adjusted for touch input. It lets you wieldthe Force and slash lightsabers across multiple worlds as you team up with brilliantlyrealized characters and follow an intriguing plot shaped by the choices you make.

Love this game, my favorite Star Wars game ever. Replayed it probably 50 times maybemore honestly, more than any other game I've ever played. I really hope Saber interactivedoesn't drop the ball on the remake like aspyr did! Been waiting on a new game/remakefor over a decade!!! Seems like a no brainer story to keep running with but the originalswas so good devs know if they butcher it, their company might go under lol HURRY UPTIRED OF THE SUSPENSE.

I've played this game on and off since I was a kid. It is one of the best StarWars games ever created. Although the graphics and layout is old, it's wellworth the money. I can't talk enough about how good the story is. Youractions have a real impact and characters will believably like or dislike yourchoices. It's a long game and can be clunky at times, but very very worth it.

Conclusion:

Dive 4,000 years deep into the Star Wars timeline, long before the rise of the Galactic Empire. Hundreds of Jedi have met their doom, and hope is a rare commodity. Enter you, the potentially last Jedi (no pressure), entrusted with the massive responsibility of saving the Republic. The path is yours to choose, filled with light, darkness, or a bit of both. Become the galaxy’s hero, or perhaps its most feared villain. But remember, with great power comes great… potential to mess things up big time!