What a let down from the 1st. No thought when into the story, only took one week to beat. When something makes enough money they are going to repete it, then you get something like this.

"Stick with it for a few hours and it gets quite good." Now we've all heard someone at sometime use that occasional truism for a game that takes its time to enter high gear. Usually it's the defence used for an RPG, but it can also be applied to LucasArts' follow-up to the adventures of Starkiller.

The things wrong with this game are: the campaign is short, most of the challenges are rubbish, it can get repetitive and worst of all the controls are so frustrating (more so than the first game) that at times it won't let you do what you want to do!

Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2 is the continuing adventures of Darth Vader's Secret Apprentice Starkiller. Who may or may not be a clone from the previous game Star Wars The Force Unleashed. The storyline this time is weaker than the superior storyline from the previous game.

Fighting a small monster; only fight a HUGE MONSTER next; Graphics; Sound Effects; dialog

The storyline is weak; Short to play

In the original Star Wars trilogy, it was considered significant that Darth Vader could choke a man out telekinetically, or that Ben Kenobi was capable of short-lived mind control. It was a big deal when Luke levitated a starship or yanked his lightsaber across the room and into his hand.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed provided an interesting twist to the endless collection of games based on LucasFilm's movie saga. The game introduced us to an array of completely new faces in the Star Wars universe, in addition to Starkiller, a very interesting character, capable of wielding some...

Great visuals; great voice acting and cool (very familiar) Star Wars soundtrack; tossing enemies and objects around is still fun

Unacceptably short campaign; little to entangle players beyond the usual destructive and overpowering abilities of the main character; weak story and characters

The original Force Unleashed can fairly be described as more than the sum of its parts. The game featured some impressive technology but failed to capitalize on it. At times it felt over stretched, the controls and gameplay in general both lacked polish and the boss battles were uniformly...

I'm going to come swinging right out the gate here and say I wasn't much impressed with Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II. It's repetitive, the combat is frustrating and unresponsive, production values are all over the place, and it's a very short experience.

Dual lightsabers, disposable stormtroopers and an ominous overture: welcome to The Force Unleashed II or, the return of Starkiller, Calvin Klein jaw and shorn hair intact. While the developers do their best to justify the existence of this sequel, the narrative never ascends to the heights of its...

The Force Unleashed 2 should honestly have never been made. There is very little content and even less creativity to speak of, the gameplay problems from the first game have not been properly solved, and the story is a blemish on the Star Wars franchise.