Sith Tomb

the installer? No really, why have your mod packaged in an installer? For all we know, you might have packaged ten viruses into it (But there weren’t any viruses in it, thank goodness.) But really – an installer is not necessary. We know where to put a mod, and how to run it…Well….at least… you should. But as I’ve said, an installer is something that’s just not needed. The map itself was very simple, and also very blockish. There was little to no architecture, and the textures were plain. But putting that issue aside, the npc’s in this map were pretty hard, almost too hard, although I haven’t played JKA or JK2 in a while. But, there is a lot of trickery in this map, at least the two first parts. I couldn’t get past the first part of the map and had to ask for a walkthrough – which is something that you don’t get. (Nyah nyah) One area of this map in particular was really annoying. That area was basically a checkerboard where if you stepped on one part of it you would take damage. And you would take it fast! Even if you were on it in the slightest bit you would most likely die. That was just annoying to get past. But anyways, this does have a lot of reborns/npcs to fight. Maybe too many… Oh well. This map was inspired by a level in Indiana Jones and the Emperor’s Tomb (I think it was called that, going from memory). I played that game. Never got far, but my brothers beat it, and that tank level was really annoying for them. Anyways, there is a part in the map which seems a lot like that level, albeit this level is muuuch shorter. If you want a simple, yet interesting single player map, then download this. ~Zach
First off, this is a [i]singleplayer[/i] mod for Jedi Outcast. This includes a reskin for the reborn (to make it look undead), and a relatively big map. So let’s get to the review, shall we? Why