STAR WARS™ Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II

More to the point, mouse dead zones are massive! There are some solutions, but none of them fix the problem 100%. Be warned that this mouse problem breaks all the fun. And I'm surprised that no one (as far as I've seen) has reported this, hehe, could it be that nostalgia is so much that it blinded these people?! Well, another minor error is in the FOV which cuts the weapon model by more than half, there are also some solutions online but they are all related to modifying the ".exe", and you know, changing this in the GOG version may break other compatibility related things. Anyway, the game is good, and if had a mouse with the sensitivity working properly, the fun would certainly be guaranteed. I haven't tested the expansion, but keep in mind that it may suffer from the same issues.

Careful! I already own this game, but it is not changing its status to "In Library", which is quite misleading. I always have to check my library manually first. GOG fix your stuff please.

So, there is the Crosshair.... there is the HUD... and then there is a black screen. Doesnt matter what graphic setting i tried. so it is unplayable for me.....

It's an awesome game, loved it back on my DOS PC.. but im not going back there :P This REALLY needs an uppgrade/remake/sourceport..

I went into the game wanting to like it, I really did. And while the gunplay is what I'm familiar with(If you played Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy, you'll understand), and was very enjoyable... and the level design isn't half the bullshit Jedi Outcast's is. The force powers are mostly very underwhelming on the Light Side. But the worst part is the bosses. Immune to everything except the lightsaber and the lightsaber just... sucks. It's the worst weapon in the game and you get mines that are primed to go off immediately because they're proximity charges without a delay. You can blow that Boss to hell with Rail Charges, Thermal Detonators, Mines, and the Concussion rifle all day long. But until you whip out that Lightsaber, you do zero damage. And that's not the worst part. If the game decides they block you, you do zero damage. So when does the game decide the boss isn't blocking? They're in an attack animation or some other animation that doesn't have their saber in front of them. Which leads to this dance where you have to move back and forth in and out of attack range with frame perfect timing just to get hit and survive. And for those who want to say Force Protection, ever use it? Because that don't do shit in boss fights. If you want to go for it, go for it, but just keep in mind it's... disappointing.