Ultimately, it’s the characterisation in the game and the manner in which the story is told which sets the game apart from its competitors. Graphically, it’s fantastic. Enough said. The dialogue and voice acting is a league above every other game ever made ever and it’s this, which really draws you into the world. For example, initially you’ll find yourself wanting to push some of your colleagues of a cliff and into the hungry mouth of a Rancor until you take the time to talk to them and learn more about them. Not only do you then realise that your initial judgements were wrong but it also brings a degree of emotional impact to the game.