Let me begin this by saying that there are two things in this world that I love much more than is healthy. The first is Star Wars, an entity in which I am completely absorbed. From reading books that expand on the original greatness of the films, to uber-nerdy all night pen-and-paper roleplaying, I am at the mercy of all things sprung from the mind of George Lucas. The second thing I find myself equally engrossed with are excellent, challenging, emotionally rivetting, roleplaying games. And for both of these things I walked away from Knights II pleased, feeling I’d gotten something for my money, but knowing that I could’ve been given a better experience if they had have just used a newer engine.