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Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords

by LucasArts

Platform : Windows XP, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me |

Rated: Teen

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Sequel to the award-winning role-playing game
All-new Force powers, weapons, locations, characters and classes
Cameo appearances from memorable characters of the first game
Choose the light or the dark side of the Force based on your characters actions as you progress through the story
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Five years after the events from the award winning Knights of the Old Republic, the Sith Lords have hunted the Jedi to the edge of extinction and are on the verge of crushing the Old Republic. With the Jedi Order in ruin, the Republic's only hope is a Jedi Knight struggling to reconnect with the Force and is faced with the galaxies most dire decision: To follow the light or succumb to the dark side...

The Sith Lords is the next chapter to Knights of the Old Republic; winner of more than 35 "Game of The Year Awards" featuring an all-new and perilous storyline set approximately 4,000 years before Star Wars Episode I.

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All-new Force powers, weapons, locations, characters and classes add to the richness of this next epic installment.
Choose from three different classes of Jedi to start the game with access to specific Jedi abilities.
Choose the light or the dark side of the Force based on your characters actions as you progress through the story. The choices you make not only affect your character, but also those in your party, and those who may join you in your quest.
Cameo appearances from memorable characters of the first game enhance the continuity and story flow through this unique time period.
Developed by Obsidian Entertainment, the development house founded by members of the Fallout, Icewind Dale, Baldur's Gate, Dark Alliance, and Planescape: Torment teams

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B00027CXEM

Release date

February 8, 2005

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367 ratings

4.4 out of 5 stars

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Product Dimensions

7.5 x 5.5 x 1.5 inches; 8.96 ounces

Rated

Teen

Item model number

32618

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

9 ounces

Manufacturer

LucasArts

Date First Available

May 7, 2004

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bbeaver92

TSL is still good regardless of the initial flaws

Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2016

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Kotor II: TSL gets a bad wrap because it isn't as "good" as it's predecessor. This logic is faulty. TSL is a worthy follow up to Bioware's near masterpiece. It only suffers from an incomplete story due to rushes during it's development. The Restoration Content (now available in the Steam Workshop for free if you buy the game there) enhances a fine game that is more than playable, and totally worth your time if you love KOTOR and Star Wars in general. While "Revan's" story is arguable more "compelling" and more traditional Star Wars, TSL manages to tell its on unique story about a Jedi exile, and the storytelling is some of the most daring and philosophical of any Star Wars EU material to date (even in the new canon so far). This is a game that, sure, isn't perfect, but it deserves a play through because of the expanded lore developer Obsidian managed to add to the Old Republic era (which Bioware established) as well how it all fits within the Star Wars lore (now legends) as a whole. The themes of what it means to be a Jedi and Sith are deconstructed; the strong dichotomy existing between Jedi and Sith is often muddled and questioned (by Kreia). Your characters's story is arguably more personal and less about "saving the galaxy", even though you do that in the game towards the end. Ultimately the game plays around the Star Wars tropes you know well by now, the game is a testament to the developers willingness to to try new things with the story. While redemption is huge theme in Star Wars, this one tale in particular feels a bit more imitate. The Exile's interactions with others (your party members) have influence on their character alignments. IEven through it is pretty much using the same game engine that the first KOTOR had, new additions to the gameplay are welcome, as the new abilities, and a more fleshed out level up system; the prestige classes are a pretty cool intensive to keep you playing. It also make sense within the context of the story, in which a Jedi Exile is learning to rekindle his/her connection with the Force and later become a Master of either light or dark (depending on your alignment). Its graphics are dated now, and it would be nice for an update on those, but TSL still manages to intrigue, entertain, and even be even amusing at times (thanks to Atton, who is my favorite character in the game that is in your party :D). In short, it's a game worthy of the Star Wars title, with it's flaws and all.

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Pvt_Hutt

Wonderful game! The Force is strong with this one!

Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2019

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As with Knights of the Old Republic (see my review of that game), this is a great game. Fortunately, this one plays on my PC. You MUST play the Dark Side in this game. The final Dark Side power in the game is completely worth it! I won't spoil it for you. I play Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO, and this, along with the prequel, is a great lead-in to that game, and a great part of the Star Wars Saga. I highly recommend this to anyone who's a Star Wars lover.

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Rob M.

Incomplete, but still a great classic

Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2014

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I love Bioware, but this game still had potential to be better than the first KOTOR. Shame on the publisher for rushing it to be done before it was ready. Once you delve into the game and try to beat all the side quests and get the same you start to see HUGE signs of MASSIVE content that was cut out. With some more time, this game could have been more complete, more flushed out, and have more options for the game to go than the first. It is a testament to its quality that even despite that the game was still very good. And oh my, it is a damn shame they didn't fit a KOTOR III game in before SWTOR came out - they could have done both, and I still would have played both, but with a beloved Single Player RPG Trilogy everyone could have looked back on as the greatest of Star Wars projects.

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Not quite KOTOR

Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2011

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I loved KOTOR and couldn't get enough, so I bought KOTOR 2. It's a fine game, but can't match the epic scale of its predecessors. The biggest problem is bugs and what seems like an incomplete plot. Here are some thoughts:

STORY

KOTOR was renowned for its epic story. KOTOR 2's story by contrast is a bit vague and never really fulfills its potential. Basically, several Sith Lords are assassinating the Jedi and you have to gather the last of the Jedi masters. However, unlike in KOTOR, you barely see the main villains (well, except for one of the Sith...). The individual levels have some fun plots, particularly the civil wars, but some like Korriban seem empty. You see a surprisingly small number of Sith along the way.

There are also a few potentially interesting plot twists, particularly the HK-50 droids, that seem unresolved. Indeed, there are developer files for further levels and cinematics that weren't included in the final game due to time pressures. All I can say is there is a mod available online that reincorporates some of these elements.

CHARACTERS

Another downside is that KOTOR 2's cast is simply weaker overall. The characters tend to have more subdued personalities and there's a lot less dialogue. There is a new game mechanic of building influence with other characters, depending on your gender and Light/Dark Side actions. It's a good idea, but sometimes this only means that it's more difficult to talk with them. You'll probably find that there are at least a few characters whom you'll simply have no desire to play. There are a few gems, such as Kreia, whose cynicism and creepiness are an awesome touch. However, you won't see any action figures of them anytime soon.

GAMEPLAY

Pretty much KOTOR plus a few additional mechanics, such as greater Force powers and lightsaber fighting forms. It works pretty well overall.

GRAPHICS

Again, like KOTOR but better. Some of the main characters look really good with more polygons and detailed rendering. This game came out only a year after KOTOR, so it's not surprising that they look so similar.

MUSIC

Again, not as epic as KOTOR. There aren't any blood-pumping themes like the KOTOR intro or Star Forge battle. It's not memorable and tends to be dark and subdued. Sadly, I think it was a mistake to put Mark Griskey on this game as opposed to Jeremy Soule, the compose for KOTOR. I'm also not a fan of Griskey's work on The Force Unleashed.

Overall, KOTOR 2 is more KOTOR and it works reasonably well. It's a shame that Obsidian didn't spend the extra few months or so that would have made this game great. In the end, given the price of the game nowadays, it's certainly a decent way to get your KOTOR fix until The Old Republic comes out later this year.

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Ruth Andrews

Knights of the Old Republic II

Reviewed in Canada on June 19, 2005

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I fell in love with KOTOR I, and I am not a gamer! But I do love the whole Star Wars universe. While I have played a lot of the SW games, I have to admit I haven't enjoyed many of them very much.
KOTOR I however is a fabulous game. The graphics were great, the story line compelling, you didn't often find yourself wandering around at a loss for what to do and the controls were "tight". The story was so compelling that you found yourself playing it for hours just to find out what happens next, as there is always a twist...
I eagerly awaited KOTOR II and was one of the first to buy it. KOTOR II however is a big let down. The story line is very weak, confusing at times and the ending is just plain terrible. Who did they get to write this? Somebody who doesn't have a tenth of the ability of the original writer. When I got to the ending I just stared at the screen in huge disappointment - I had spent how many hours to get that?! My daughter who was also playing along was so disgusted she never did finish it and my son, just said forget it and never did play it.
That said the game play itself was good, and they have made some refinements in the mechanics of the game that make sense and do improve the overall game experience. However the game control is "loose". Sorry I can't make it clearer than that so its harder to get your character to the exact point you want. The graphics are not as crisp nor do they have as full colour.
So overall I have to say I was very disappointed with this game, and I wouldn't recomend it......:-(

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Samuel Ménard Lepage

Satisfied

Reviewed in Canada on November 5, 2018

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The 4 used CD's were in near perfect condition, and the casing wasn't damaged. It may have been luck, but still; I've got nothing negative to say.

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Sloth

Enjoyable, but with problems.

Reviewed in Canada on April 19, 2013

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I bought the game some time ago and enjoyed the game play. However, I have a few issues with the game itself.

1) The game was not finished before it was released. As such there are some storyline threads that are left unfinished.

2) It would seem that the makers of the game decided to incorporate ALL the feedback they were given on KOTOR 1. It just has the feel of them trying to make everyone happy and in my book that takes something away from it.

HOWEVER, despite the issues with the game I have enjoyed it enough to buy another copy as my old disks have been lost.

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LYLE BUZASH

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic ll Sith Lords Minibox

Reviewed in Canada on February 20, 2013

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Have'nt played it yet but if is anything like the first one it will be great! Can't wait to start playing it. Great value like the first one!

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William A. Bolduc

Five Stars

Reviewed in Canada on July 16, 2014

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Prety good game in it's day

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オビ・ワン

star warsファンには興味深い内容！

Reviewed in Japan on February 13, 2006

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プレイヤー自身がどんな信念を持って行動するかによって、銀河の命運が左右されるという、かなりきわどい状況で物語が展開しますので、多少暗い・重いと感じる方もおられるかもしれません。でも、ほのかなロマンスがあったりして、全体としてはバランスが取れていると感じました。

また、フォースの何たるか、シスの何たるか、ジェダイ・オーダー内の相克等々、star warsファンには興味深い内容が満載でしたので、私はとても楽しく遊べました。

PCとの相性があるせいか私の場合、多少のバグがありましたが、製造元のルーカス・アートや、その他の関連サイトの是正プログラムを利用することで解決できましたので、問題なく遊べました。（私はこのバグのせいで星１つ減点しました。）

英語版なので心配な方もおられると思いますが、会話が一区切りしたところで、今の会話の内容を一括して見直せる機能もありますし、辞書を片手にちょっとがんばれば充分楽しく遊べますよ！

是非トライしてみて下さい！

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David Huston

Lucas Arts - Do not rush a game just for the holidays!!!

Reviewed in Canada on August 20, 2005

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KOTOR II is not one of those games for those who do not like a lot of talk, especially talk many don't understand. However, I loved it. Kreia was the most intreging player I have ever seen in a game - and the other NPC's were really fasicnating, the voice acting was great.
The game seems to be at a much quicker pace than KOTOR. Graphics are slightly better (could be much better). Game play is the same turned based style. I seemed to like this since it gives better control (your Jedi-so it give you the sense you are reacting quickly). The influence chacks and dark side transitions for NPC's is a great imporvement upon KOTOR (The DS lok for Handmaiden and Mira is awesome).
The only thing wrong with this game is near the end. It seems rushed(and short) - which it is. Another game that is released for the holiday season. The gamer must be able to make the connections (with great intuition) to understand the chapters of the game. Such horrible move by companies make developers (like Obsidian) look bad.

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