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Replay – Star Wars: Dark Forces
Today is the 20th anniversary of Star Wars: Dark Forces! This episode of Replay is a celebration of this groundbreaking release. We discuss its place in history, our thoughts on the series today, and give you the one thing you've always wanted: the back story of assassin droid IG-88 A. Tim Turi plays the game like champ, making a fair amount of progress on his own before we resort to cheats to show off a number of this game's levels, weapons, and story sequences.
For a comprehensive look back at this Dark Forces, be sure to read Tim Turi's excellent Classic GI article in the April 2015 issue, or you can find it online here.
Our second segment is a journey into the unknown in game that sounds so bad that we're betting it's pretty damn great. As always, leave your thoughts in the comments section below, and let us know what games you would like to see in future episodes of Replay!
For more episodes of Replay, visit our hub below.
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