Y'know these licensed games that have a bit more budget than others but still end up doing the thing where it's okayish when it starts but it gradually gets worse and more frustrating, that's one of them.

First of all, if any of you aren't aware, this game was released 10 days before the release of the movie, could you imagine getting to know the story of this movie via the game that only showcases the action part of the movie and uses completely different voice actors? (which would later end up being the Clone Wars cartoon voice actors)

Outside of this fun fact, this game is extremely forgettable, it's a generic hack-and-slash game that feels like a shittier Force Unleashed. It goes over most parts of the movie where either Anakin or Obi-Wan kills robots or clones but not the younglings obviously, sometimes like most video game adaptations of a movie it starts being a little whacky and creative by adding original content to pad out the game because this game is only 4 hours long, it's almost as long as the movie itself I can't imagine paying this 60$ at launch just to get some Revenge of the Sith movie clips on my Xbox.
Yeah, this was a big selling point for the game it uses clips from the movie which was not out yet at that point, though it uses different voices so it feels wrong.

There's really not much to say about this game, the combat is just mashing buttons over and over fighting the same enemies over and over, the only different missions are the boss missions which focus on Jedi fights like the Count Dooku boss and they suck, like really most of them are just "Mash the button and hope that the boss isn't blocking your attacks".
I just described the whole game, that's it, it's just that for 4 hours but it does have a secret ending where you play as Anakin during the final boss (it's the exact same shitty final boss) but you get a special cutscene where Anakin kills Obi-Wan AND Palpatine and it just makes me wish we'd get a Star Wars "What If".
It also has a secret Darth Vader vs Obi-Wan from Episode 4 using clips from the movie and it's really neat but short too.

Is there any reason to play this game now? Not really unless you feel like being in 2005 again.

Some fat guy in a casino told me to kill the mayor of a city so I did it, no questions asked, that's what I like about this game.

Fallout is everyone's favorite Todd Howard franchise not made by Todd Howard about the world if nuclear warfare happened. From what I've seen this is every middle-aged man's favorite game so I thought "Why not check it out" while expecting the most rotten-aged game of all time, and what I got was somewhat that with some neat stuff as well somewhat like an old cheese that you can still eat but damn it smells!

Like anyone playing this game past the release of Fallout 4, I had to learn how this game works and it's not really easy since as much as Fallout 1 gets praised as the most novel RPG of all time and whatnot, there are not many guides or video talking about this game, so it always makes me feel like Fallout fans are all talk but doesn't actually play the freakin games, lol.
So after learning how this stupid game works, I had to go through one of the most awful quest lines of all time, which obviously is the Water chip quest. I believe that the Water Chip questline is terribly designed because WHY would you hurry the player in a complicated game with barely anything to guide him around? Thankfully the quest isn't all that hard to figure out, but in a game that focuses on letting the player choose the outcome of what they want to do or become is pretty weird, it just ends up making any eventual replay of the game just a linear slog through Necropolis.

Now I'd like to say that I've never got the true ending of Fallout 1 so yes my opinion is worthless now I only go to the point where I meet Master and I either kill him (He destroys me) or I sell my soul (and vault) to him for the bad ending, honestly I wouldn't have minded playing more but the random encounters ruin the game for me, WHY ARE THERE SO MANY?! I wanted to do the Brotherhood of Steel questline but it required me going to the glow, but as I was going there I pretty much couldn't spend 1 second without triggering an encounter, I can't tell if the game was broken or not and it's not because I thought the encounters were hard, on the contrary, I kept getting the same boring raider and monsters, again and again, it was BORING! And once I got there I needed a rope because obviously, you need a fucking rope everywhere. So I just went back to the hub and never came back to this shitty location.

So it's fair to say that this game isn't flawless, the combat is fine but it can be really slow, the looting and inventory management with a companion is really tedious, and walking from point A to point B with the billion encounters is awful, and the story isn't really interesting, yep, that's right.
I think the water chip quest is still somewhat smart because it forces you to explore everywhere and meet all kinds of people, but the people aren't really interesting I find that most missions tend to be "I'm X and you need to kill Y for me" which is kinda fun honestly I love killing people for money but it's not much of a story, the second part of the game always seemed dumb to me like the Overseer randomly going like "Oh yeah there's a bad guy now I just know there is go find him to get the credits rolling". Not saying that Master is a bad character, he's really cool like most weird creatures you can find in this game.

There's plenty of unbalanced stuff in the game, the perk and skill points are a mess, you can pretty much cheese the game with a laser weapon, the merchant sucks and the economy is kinda broken, the game feels like its holding itself with shitty ducktape and a small gust of wind would break everything (Like a CPU if you know what I mean)

I respect this game a lot for bringing so much to the Fallout universe but it's not a super fun game to come back to, I really wish this game would get a remake, and not necessarily a 3D one, but rather something that balances the game and make it more fun to explore and learn about the world because I do feel like this game has incredible lore but getting to know it just by playing the game can be painful.

I may plan on going back to this game just to finish it but at the moment I'd rather see how Fallout 2 does thing since people seem to like that one a lot better.

This game gave me a headache.

I feel like I would enjoy this game way more if I played it in the 90s but for what it is nowadays is nothing much other than a cool-looking novelty, there's not many reasons to come back to this one it's pretty much just a shitty Rogue Leader game but with Star Fox graphics.

The game is constantly the same thing, space map, kill X amount of Tie fighters under said time limit, new space map, kill Tie fighters again.
It gets really repetitive and it's not even fun to kill the tie fighters they move way too fast and I have no idea how I'm supposed to handle them. The biggest difficulty in this game is the time limit as the Tie themselves are not very aggressive, the difficulty comes from dealing with all of them in time and it's not really fun.

That's kinda it, looks neat, not super fun, wouldn't really play again.