Crates, explosive barrels, consoles and other machinery all yield experience points, giving you more opportunity to grow more powerful. Some people haven’t seemed to notice this, but you get experience points (used to upgrade your Force powers and lightsabers) not only from defeating enemies, but also from destroying objects in the environment. As an added bonus, if you destroy the slot machines in that room, you’ll unlock a character skin of him to use in the game. You can’t miss the room he makes an appearance in.

In Cato Neimoidia, the hanging archway planet, there’s a nice nod to a classic LucasArts adventure game hero about halfway through the level. If you really want to step up your game, be sure to master each one! In them, you’ll take part in various obstacle courses and other trials that force you to hone your combat and platforming skills, such as deflecting projectiles or navigating precious platforms. The Challenge Mode is not only fun, but valuable experience. “Force Grip” an enemy, impale them with a saber throw, zap them with lightening and then toss their electrified body into a group of their comrades! Better yet, toss their body into a nearby explosive canister to cause even more damage! The fine folks at Lucasarts have gave us some helpful tips to make gameplay a little easier.įorce powers and lightsaber attacks can and should be used together to unleash the most devastation possible. Follow ready to master your Jedi or Sith skills with Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II.

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