If you want more lightsaber combat, try Vader Immortal. The main storyline gets two new villainous foes to defeat, several new allies (including a big fan favorite from Clone Wars and Rebels), and a proper denouncement that the original game lacked. But to be fair, there are several intense main missions added with Last Call, where you'll need these tools to succeed.įrankly, the amount of fully-voiced content and new features Last Call adds for $10 is astounding: two main questlines and two new Tales, along with the new gear and some cute little side missions in Seezelslak's dive bar.

For those who already played the first half, you won't have quite as long to enjoy them. Plus, on that note, ILMxLab apparently improved certain settings to make moving around less jarring, like teleporting or manual turning without the screen going dark every time.Īll of these enhancements made me feel justified in waiting to start the game and will make the experience more polished for new players. It's slow enough that you won't get motion sick, but mobile enough to make using it feel more tactical. Before, you could only hover straight in the air as a stationary target for foes now, you can move in all directions like a geriatric Boba Fett. There's also a combat visor for spotting hidden enemies more quickly, charging holsters for recharging weapons between fights, and the aforementioned shoulder holsters.īest of all, the hoverpack got a revamp. Medic globes auto-inject you with bacta healing gel, armor gloves reduce damage, or venting gloves let you shoot longer before overheating. Now, you can choose different tools based on whichever part of combat you're struggling with. Credits were kind of useless in the initial release, only good for buying attack drones and cosmetics.

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