STAR WARS™: Dark Forces Remaster

STAR WARS™: Dark Forces Remaster

Nightdive Studios · February 28, 2024 · Boomer Shooter, FPS, Exploration, Shooter, First-Person

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$29.99
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STAR WARS™: Dark Forces Remaster price by region

STAR WARS™: Dark Forces Remaster costs £1.89 in the United Kingdom, €1.90 in Europe (EUR), $2.31 in the United States, $2.31 in Georgia (USD), zł9.07 in Poland, R$14.09 in Brazil, CA$19.49 in Canada, NZ$21.79 in New Zealand and A$21.97 in Australia right now.

Cheapest STAR WARS™: Dark Forces Remaster offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £1.89 −85% £12.49 £1.89 6
Europe (EUR) €1.90 −87% €14.49 €1.90 7
United Statesyour region $2.31 −85% $14.99 $2.31 8
Georgia (USD) $2.31 −84% $14.49 $2.31 8
Poland zł9.07 −86% zł63.87 zł9.07 5
Brazil R$14.09 −68% R$44.48 R$14.09 5
Canada CA$19.49 −50% CA$19.49 — 3
New Zealand NZ$21.79 −50% NZ$21.79 — 3
Australia A$21.97 −50% A$21.97 — 3

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About STAR WARS™: Dark Forces Remaster

✦ AI summary

STAR WARS: Dark Forces Remaster puts you in the boots of Kyle Katarn as a mercenary infiltrating the Empire to stop the secret Dark Trooper Project, featuring all fourteen original levels with modernized 4K visuals, enhanced lighting, and support for up to 120FPS gameplay. This classic 1995 FPS stands out for its emphasis on movement and interactivity, letting you jump, duck, and crawl through environmental puzzles while wielding ten weapons against twenty enemy types across iconic Star Wars worlds and capital ships.


Star Wars™: Dark Forces Remaster has been brought to life by the team at Nightdive Studios, fully remastered through its proprietary KEX engine, allowing the game to run on modern gaming devices at up to 4K resolution at 120FPS. New and returning players will enjoy Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster’s upgraded gameplay, high-resolution textures, enhanced lighting and rendering, and support for gamepads.

The original 1995 Star Wars: Dark Forces raised the bar for FPS games, offering players a significant degree of movement and interactivity, a large selection of items and power-ups, and engaging environments.

In the first Star Wars FPS video game, players assume the role of Kyle Katarn, a defector of the Galactic Empire turned mercenary for hire. Katarn joins the Rebel Alliance’s covert operations division tasked with infiltrating the Galactic Empire, where he discovers the secret Dark Trooper Project. The development of this powerful new series of Imperial battle droids and power-armored stormtroopers stands to strengthen the Empire’s grip on the galaxy unless Katarn and the Rebel Alliance intervene.

Key Features:

  • All fourteen original levels, featuring Star Wars™ worlds and capital ships
  • Experience the classic version of STAR WARS™: Dark Forces using the in-game toggle/settings
  • Use your ability to jump, duck, and crawl to solve puzzles and defeat enemies
  • Your Personal Digital Assistant provides you with in game information such including map, inventory, and mission briefing
  • Engaging first-person ground combat featuring ten weapons and twenty types of enemies
  • Up to 4K 120FPS visuals
  • Advanced 3D rendering enables updated lighting and atmospheric effects
  • Modern gamepad support adds a new weapon wheel, and rumble
  • Controller Support - vibration and gyro controls
  • A variety of power-ups are made available to the player, including health, shields, weapons and ammunition
  • For combat, the player may use fists, explosive landmines and thermal detonators, as well as blasters and other ranged weapons
  • Includes immersive environmental puzzles and mazes

STAR WARS™: Dark Forces Remaster — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Players are sharply divided on this remastered classic. Those who enjoy it praise the competent remaster, fun Star Wars-themed weapons, straightforward level objectives, and faithful recreation of early 90s FPS design, while detractors find the maze-like level layouts confusing and archaic, complaining that the aged design feels tedious rather than engaging compared to more modern run-and-gun shooters.

Recommended Oct 6, 2026
This old school shooter still rocks. Only those maps with lots of platform jumping are frustrating.
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Not recommended Oct 3, 2026
I respect the technical and art remaster, but holy balls is this game infuriating to actually play. It is rare I ever actually regret spending time playing a game and this is it. You constantly have to look up guides to figure out if the level is actually just bugged or you missed a secret switch or key hidden somewhere to make the damn doors open. If it is bugged you have to replay the entire damn level. Some missions are good and actually fun, other ones are an unholy mess of backtracking, parkour, and wandering through identical hallways. This game also features ridiculously long puzzles, like literally 5 minutes waiting for a damn rotating puzzle tumbler to move that you have to restart if you miss a jump. The secrets are also incredibly frustrating to get to, like not even bother territory sometimes because if you fail you lose HP and potentially have to restart the mission. The devs love hiding landmines under item packs just as a last ♥♥♥♥ you for finding a lot of secret rooms and actually detonating the mines can be inconsistent. I'm just gonna say it, if the Empire actually designed its facilities to be these stupid crazy mazes the Rebellion would have lost. There's n…
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Recommended Oct 8, 2026
Brain dead enemies, terrible level design, annoying ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ traps. It's a boomer shooter with blaster rifles, I see no issues here.
Not recommended Oct 6, 2026
An abysmal, dull, and unfair game. This game has no saves, only a weird life system. That hurts when levels are so ballbusting. The weapons are basically all the same, rapidfire with maybe a shotgun altfire. The level textures and design is chaos. if the colors were changed on all the textures nothing would seem weird. The combat is shooting people in a field with like one cover or being in a corridor with no cover and stunlocking the same 3 enemies. I left at Nar Shadaa, and it would only get worse from there. If youre a star wars fan and not a boomer shooter fan, you might like it but not me.
Recommended Oct 2, 2026
I love shooting space Fascists.
Recommended Sep 27, 2026
Solid game and solid remaster. I imagine your enjoyment may vary with how much you like Star Wars.

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