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Gameplay
Primarily a simulation game, the player controls one of a number of a number of possible vehicles in order to complete objectives. The vehicle used could be an aerial craft, defence emplacement of surface craft, and is usually armed with a primary weapon (with infinite ammunition) and sometimes secondary weapons (in either a limited or infinite supply).[1] Incoming was also noted for its arcade style: in particular, the logging of high scores and a "life" system.[2]
There are three different game modes. The Campaign mode follows the main storyline, in which the player must complete a series of objectives to neutralise the alien threat. Typical objectives include transporting cargo and defending allied convoys.[3] Two variants of the campaign exist: Campaign Action purely consists of the simulation missions; Campaign Tactics features the same main missions as Campaign Action, but with some extra sub-missions. These sub-missions take place in the "Tactical display", where the player controls several vehicles and gun emplacements in a similar manner to real-time strategy games.[1]
Either campaign consists of ten missions (referred to as "phases" in the game) in each of the six locations. These locations can be played in the Arcade mode. This mode has the player fight off alien craft while picking up as many "power-ups" (items which confer some advantage upon the player, such as temporary invulnerability and upgraded weaponry) as is possible. The same mechanics apply to the multiplayer mode, with some slight variations depending on the mode selected. Multiplayer is available in split-screen mode on both platforms in addition to networking and Internet options on the PC version.[4][1]
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Jedi Knight series
Useful JKA links
Aggregates
- PC Metacritic
- Xbox Metacritic
- GameSpot PC page (Mac version released, but very little info)
- GameSpot Xbox page
- IGN PC page
- IGN Xbox page
Reviews
Walkthroughs
Reception
Critical reception
The game was generally well-received, with aggregate scores of 81/100 and 76/100 for the PC and Xbox versions respectively from Metacritic. Individual review scores listed range from a glowing 92/100 (for both platforms) to a lukewarm 67/100 on the PC and a mediocre 50/100 on the Xbox. [1][2]
The Xbox version generally met more criticism than the PC version.
Legacy
Mods, thejediacademy.net etc