Haven't had this much fun with a shooter in ages. The guns feel amazing, the combat is well paced and hectic. Playing with friends even at level disparity can still be a lot of fun. And most importantly, nothing beats laying down your life for managed™ democracy.

A surprisingly fun, comprehensive, and enjoyable game of exploration and adventure. While the story isn't anything phenomenal, it is competent and is able to hit some very powerful story beats with grace and gravitas. It is so refreshing to finally have a Star Wars game that I want to recommend to people.

A quality experience that has ripped hundreds of hours from my life

Built an army of bears. All the bears died.

11/10

Dropping a positive review because I heard about all the snowflakes upset about having women in their game. Even though I have my problem with the game and it's balance (Haven't played in a while to be fair and not sure what's changed) it's absolutely ludicrous the rage train that all these people are hopping on because "SJWs" ruined their game. It's a video game and you're playing pretend. Get over your petty anger that someone made you have women in your game even though you didn't want them. There are so many better things to be angry about.

Wonderfully cute, relatively complete (Still missing some levels), and well polished.

The game as is is far from done in the sense that the developers clearly intend to create more levels and mechanics in the future, and while buying in now means you have a somewhat limited amount of content to play, what is in the game (several hours of gameplay just through the premade levels) is exceptionally polished and fun.

The thing that I think makes this game stand out (aside from the art) is that each level has multiple ways you can approach and what I experience while playing is that no matter what way I did, it always felt like a valid option. While some may enjoy beating levels by "gaming" the system and exploiting bugs (Which I sometimes like too), this game made me feel that I could tackle the each problem in my own way, and that my own was somewhat done, "as intended." I feel this is a really crucial part of puzzlers, where the creator convinces the player of their own ingenuity and creativity.

tl;dr game is fun, cute, and makes good use of complex and simple mechanics to create engaging puzzles that let the player feel accomplished when completing them.

Quality game that I honestly do not understand the need for a sequel.