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Despite the fact that you can skip a mission in each of the three mission packs in the game, it is not indicated to do so, since after each successful mission you will receive experience points, which you can use to upgrade one of the eight force powers: absorb, protection, heal, mind trick, drain, grip, lighting and rage, each of them having three levels.

This is because the annoying “find the key to open the door†puzzles are now gone (almost), and the situations where you are required to use a certain force power are very rare. Though sometimes you may find yourself wondering what exactly are you required to do in order to progress in the game, especially for those not familiar with the Star Wars games. These smaller missions offer a chance to build up extra Force powers and even reveal some small clues to the overall shape of the main story. Once that's done, you'll have the chance to choose from five more missions before the process repeats itself again. You can choose these missions in any order (and even skip the fifth one if you want to get on with the story) before you're forced to take a mission along the main plot line. You have a group of five missions to choose from after the introductory training is over.

It's a great way to get a feel of the game and get ready for the higher levels. It's nice that the game offers a series of fairly short, relatively unconnected missions at the start. In all, the early levels aren't too much of a challenge and can be passed in the matter of a few hours. Where you have to train to use your force powers, this training is hindered by your jealous friend called Rosh Pennin. You start as a new student in the Jedi Academy. You can choose to be a male or a female in this game….even modifying your clothes, the color of your lightsaber, the hilt of your lightsaber….some features not avalilable in previous games. Kyle has now joined Luke as a teacher in the Jedi Academy. Here, you assume the role of Jaden (prequels of this game, had you playing as Kyle Katarn). The game Jedi Knight Jedi Academy(JKJA) uses the Quake3 engine. Though I have not played all the star war games available, and this has been my second star war game (I played Star Wars Jedi Knight : Jedi Outcast). THE REVIEW​ This is one of the Star Wars games available in the market.