“We want to provide a very robust modding system,” he tells us. For Chris, encouraging that kind of creativity is one of the ways the team can make everyone feel included in the community.Ī new hope: more Star Wars games for you to try out on PC One player has already modded in a bunch of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic content from the first and second game. The game has an active modding community that creates individual servers and maps. Vertex is still very much in the works, but there’s plenty to show already.
“Also, a few other things which don’t have to do with gameplay, like clan-specific features and stats tracking.” “Things like more interesting game modes, the problems with running, balancing the different weapons, improving on the movements, and the abilities and making the game play more consistent,” Chris explains. As the years went by nobody seemed to want to make games with a similar style of combat, which was very strange to me. “I played that game religiously for a few years after it came out and it was great fun online. “The original inspiration was that I was a huge fan of the combat in Jedi Outcast,” the project’s lead Chris, who wishes to remain on first name terms, tells us. Vertex is one such project that aims to recreate the freeform melee combat that so many people spent years honing in duels against each other online. But that’s all the incentive fans and modders need to get creative. With Fallen Order so clearly occupying the same niche and the last Jedi Knight game gathering cobwebs back in 2003, it’s all but certain that we won’t get another – at least, not from an established development studio. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order comes closest, but its duels are few and far between and play more like a poor imitation of Sekiro than Jedi Knight’s pioneering mouse-based combat. While there has been a notable uptick in Star Wars games in recent times, none of them offer the online spectacle of lightsaber duelling that the old Star Wars: Jedi Knight games provides.
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