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73Manages to maintain an impressive level of graphical detail, particularly in the enemy models and background environments.
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72The story line actually holds your attention and with three different difficulty settings, the gameplay will suit anyone's needs.
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70Star Wars: Episode II: The New Droid Army had a lot of potential. Unfortunately, the developers have managed to spill most of it, leaving this game only a little better than mediocre.
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It's worth a look for fans but once again this is a non-essential Star Wars adventure.
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It has potential, but doesn't deliver the gameplay necessities to warrant a purchse. [Feb 2003, p.110]
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60Decent for casual players or die-hard fans of "Star Wars," but not for someone looking for deep gameplay. [Spring 2003, p.39]
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60Droid Army's one-note gameplay includes fierce button tapping broken up by stretches of aimless wandering; the vague missions ("make your way to X") don't help.
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The fast-paced combat is only marred by rather tedious and simplistic level objectives, but after seeing how bad a licensed game like this can get, the developers should be congratulated for delivering a game that looks, sounds, and plays better than most typical releases on the platform.
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52Therein lies the main flaw of Star Wars: The New Droid Army--it is so very boring.
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The game is as mundane as they come and chock full of bugs.
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