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First announced on October 2008 by [B]BioWare[/B], the much awaited [B]“Star Wars: The Old Republic”[/B] for Microsoft Windows was finally released on December 13, 2011. It was thought BioWare will come up with a whole new version of the Star Wars games, but this turned out to be merely an extension of the previous role playing versions of the game.

For those who are regular gamers of BioWare, The Old Republic would initially seem like a repetition of other popular games like Mass Effect or Dragon Age II. However, what makes it unique is the characters` interaction and storytelling that goes along as you proceed. However, for some levels, this mode of interactions seems too farfetched and drags in places. Nonetheless, the coherence of the dialogues and the personalities of the characters are truly commendable. The morality rate of your character is determined by the amount of light and dark points you manage to accumulate. For instance, if you forgive a traitor that will add to your light points, which upon reaching a certain level will unlock a weapon for you. Moreover, this game is a classic teamwork game-play, featuring multi player options. Your companions will exhibit virtually all features of real-life companionship, enabling them to conduct summons and assist you in missions.

Therefore, with amazing features like player to player conflicts and real-life plots and characterization, Star Wars: The Old Republic has managed to maintain high rankings from various editors. This game is available for $59 at Newegg.com, Amazon.com, Walmart.com and Buy.com. So get a hold of your copy right now to experience another Star Wars encounter.