Like Kratos, Starkiller doesn't really care about collateral damage. I had to wrestle with the camera a bit, and the lock-on function isn't all that useful, but I was too busy slicing up fools to care. The grab mechanic is greatly improved from the first game - you can fling crates, enemies, and even TIE Fighters with precision. Seriously, Luke would have been a splatter on the pavement.įrom here, the rest of the demo contains a mix of combat (with prompts to use specific powers) and force-grabbing objects to destroy obstacles. This begins a free-fall section as you dodge platforms and TIE Fighter fire, blasting away at obstacles with force pushes before landing dramatically (and somehow alive, after a fall of thousands of feet) with a thunderous impact. Vader declares you a failure and is about to deliver a killing blow, but your clone Starkiller escapes with a quick leap out the window. As you fight, Vader presents you with a holographic image of Juno, and your clone Jedi is unable to bring himself to harm her. However, while you've got all of Starkiller's moves, you also have his memories - including his feelings for love interest Juno Eclipse. Chain these together and you'll get even stronger attacks. Fighting boils down to hammering one button for a series of balletic lightsaber slashes, while other face buttons control jumps and force powers. Imbued with the fighting abilities of your genetic sire, you're put through some basic combat paces at Vader's instruction. You're taking the role of a clone of Starkiller, Darth Vader's secret apprentice from the first game. You start The Force Unleashed 2…well, in a leash (shackles, to be precise, but you get the idea).
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