Star Wars: Jedi Knight II - Jedi Outcast

Video Game
2002
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Star Wars: Jedi Knight II - Jedi Outcast (2002)

Space Sci-Fi Action Adventure Fantasy Sci-Fi

You guide mercenary Kyle Katarn, who must stop the evil plot of a renegade Jedi by relearning his skills as a Jedi Knight.You guide mercenary Kyle Katarn, who must stop the evil plot of a renegade Jedi by relearning his skills as a Jedi Knight.You guide mercenary Kyle Katarn, who must stop the evil plot of a renegade Jedi by relearning his skills as a Jedi Knight.

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8.5/10

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Jeff Bennett

Kyle
(voice)
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Billy Dee Williams

Lando Calrissian
(voice)

Mark Klastorin

Desann
(voice)

Vanessa Marshall

Jan Ors
(voice)

Kath Soucie

Tavion
(voice)

Nick Jameson

Bartender
(voice)
(as Nick Jamison)
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Gregg Berger

Bespin Cop 1
(voice)
(as Greg Berger)
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Charles Martinet

Bespin Cop 2
(voice)
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Steve Blum

Galak Fyyar
(voice)
(as Steve Blume)
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Jess Harnell

Gran 1
(voice)
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Kevin Michael Richardson

Gran 2
(voice)
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Guy Siner

Imperial Officer 1
(voice)
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Roger Jackson

Imperial Worker 1
(voice)
(as Roger L. Jackson)
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Dominic Armato

Jedi 1
(voice)
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Milton James

Jedi 2
(voice)

Bob Bergen

Luke Skywalker
(voice)

Carolyn Seymour

Mon Mothma
(voice)

Jacob Witkin

Morgan Katarn
(voice)

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Trivia
In the demo version, you can overhear two Stormtroopers talk, about the difference between regular Blaster rifles and Carbine ones, and at the end of it, one of them mentions being transferred to the Cairn installation. In the full version of the game, this same conversation is heard... during the player's time in the Cairn installation.

Quotes
Kyle Katarn: Never trust a bartender with bad grammar.

Connections
Edited into Star Wars Heritage Pack (2023)

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Featured review

9/10

The Force is strong with this one.

I pre-ordered this game in January this year and got my copy 2 days before the official release date, and i wasn't disappointed.

I can't credit John Williams and CO enough for the superb sound and music, you really feel like you're in the middle of a Star Wars film, blasting Stormtoopers or Saber Fighting a Sith Lord.

The story is a bit predicable, but if you're a Star Wars fan, you won't care!

The saber fighting is superb in single player mode, fast paced and very Episode I and II like! The force powers are well done, divided into 3 levels, level 1 a basic version of that force power and level 3 the most powerful version of that force power.

You can also live your Darth Vader dream and grip an opponent and throw him off an edge or just crush'em!

The movie cut scenes are a bit blocky but they're well enough done to get jist of it.

Multiplayer Saber physics are changed in the multiplayer mode, the saber fights are slowed down considerably due to the lag factor, you'll find out what I mean when you play it.

But all in all a fantastic game, one which any Star Wars fan should have! It should also appeal to Star Trek Elite Force fans too, with the same game engine and the nice guns you get in the game.

Rating 9 out of 10