STAR WARS™: Dark Forces Remaster Bewertungen

good

Es macht noch genauso viel Spaß wie bei erscheinen 1995.

Ein gutes Remaster!! Würde mich auch über die anderen beiden Spiele als Remaster freuen.

A great nostalgia experience without getting eye cancer and having to deal with nasty, ancient controls.... I was really looking forward to it and the first impression was very familiar and felt good. BUT after a short time it turned out that there are too many game-breaking bugs to justify this price for a remaster. In several levels (including Ramsees Hed, Detention Center, Jabba's Ship, Nar Shaddaa, and Fuel Station), certain triggers didn't work properly, or enemies didn't drop properly the keys needed to progress through the level, or even to complete the level at all. The only option was to play the level completely from the beginning (to respawn the enemies and thus reset their drops) and then (by luck?!) obtain the keys from the designated enemies or activate the triggers on a subsequent playthrough. Frustrating....! Especially because you initially doubt yourself. You run around forever, wandering through the levels trying to find a key or progress, feeling like you've missed something.... and then, if you don't know what to do anymore, and u'r finally watching another player's video guide, you realize that you didn't make the mistake yourself, but that your game is simply broken and it worked for other players (by chance?!) but you were trapped because of a bug. Very, very frustrating! The "Packered Mortar Gun" is always bugged from the moment you receive it for the first time. As soon as you switch to this weapon in any way (scrolling through weapons or using the ring selection menu), the character is automatically oriented to face north (according to the minimap). While holding this weapon, you can no longer rotate around your own axis, but can only look up and down, move sideways, or move forward and backward. Only when you switch to another weapon is turning left and right possible again, and the character is no longer fixed to "north." WTF!?! In addition, there are glitching enemies that are standing right in front of you one moment and then suddenly get "pulled" 20 meters away and then perform their actions there. WTF!?! The menu navigation (in the main menu, but also in the game itself) retained too much of its retro style. With modern monitors and resolutions, the information from all menu pages, inventory, and so on could have been, in extreme cases, placed on one page. Instead, you have to struggle through the menu with clumsy controls and scroll five times to read a mission briefing or to view your inventory pages. So much nostalgia really wasn't necessary... These bugs and problems can't have only occurred and been noticed by me?! With all due respect, if the game is no longer in alpha or beta, and you're asking for that kind of price for a remaster, then things like this shouldn't happen. Thumbs down.