1995 Star Wars Dark Forces game does not look like much today, given modern standards, but brought significant technical innovations to the first person shooter genre, an Engadget report explained.

Like its Quake 2 remaster, Nightdive’s Dark Forces adds a 4K coat of paint, 120fps, widescreen support, and modern controls. Otherwise, the game is being left as is, with Nightdive telling IGN that ...

Before Rogue One, the Rebel Alliance turned to Kyle Katarn, mercenary for hire. 30 years later, Dark Forces is still a must-play Star Wars game.