The camera system has been reworked to show a better view of the action, opening up the battlefield for epic showdowns.
For one, the team really concentrated making the targeting system more user-friendly as Force Gripping and throwing enemies at targets has never been more fun or more precise. Before I go any further, yes, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II is still as over-the-top as the original in the portrayal of the Force, but it’s the improvements we’ve made to the gameplay that’s the real story here. What made the first game so much fun to play was the unleashed nature of your Force powers–never in a game had we seen such a visceral, over-the-top imagining of the Force. It’s an epic story full of revelation but it’s also a game full of intense action. The first game was all about redemption the second is about identity and searching for the truth. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II is all about a personal journey, one where you attempt to unravel the mystery behind whether Starkiller’s a clone or not. I think you can see where I’m going with this. So how is it possible that Starkiller is alive? Not one to stay idle, Darth Vader has been doing some tinkering in a secret laboratory on Kamino, the cloning planet from Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones. But is he really Starkiller? If you played the first game then you know he sacrificed himself to save key members of the Rebellion he helped start.
Starkiller has returned as the game’s protagonist, and he’s more bad-ass than ever. It’s one we’ve been building up to since the release of the original Star Wars: The Force Unleashed back in 2008.
One of the most exciting days for a video-game developer is release day, and for those of us who worked on Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2, October 26th, 2010 is our day.
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