Star Wars: The Kill Ratio

Like all of my old XBox games, I played this a long time ago, and I no longer have a copy. It was a good game, though not a classic. It was a decent shooter, and I had fun, although in retrospect I can see I spent why too much time stressing about trying to optimize my kill ratio, and not nearly enough time just having fun. Anyway, I suppose the most memorable aspects of the game's mechanics was the very large scale of the battles (as well as famous Star Wars settings, of course), and the fact that your character is very mortal. Which is good. As a common soldier, you are very human, and you can only take a reasonable amount of damage before dying. And though it is possible to jump in a vehicle (or, if you do well, to respawn as a "Jedi hero") but even with these advantages, one often finds, rationally enough, that it's difficult to take on an entire army sinlge-handed....The campaign is quite forgettable, not that it matters.

(8/10)