10 Star Wars Games That Let You Customize Your Lightsaber Like Jedi Fallen Order

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10 Star Wars Games That Let You Customize Your Lightsaber Like Jedi Fallen Order

A good Star Wars game gives the player a light saber to customize. These are some games that utilize the light saber well. With the release of Jedi: , many players have spent hours messing with their lightsaber in the game's enjoyable customization menu. It may be amazing to wield one, but it is just as awesome to customize this elegant weapon from a more civilized time. For those who couldn't get enough of Fallen Order's customization and , plenty of other games exist that allow you to customize your lightsaber. Some even let you customize what your character wears and the abilities they use. From adventure games to fully-fledged RPGs, here are 10 Star Wars titles that let you customize your lightsaber like Jedi: Fallen Order. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY

Lego Star Wars The Force Awakens

Considering Lego is all about creating anything that you can imagine, it's a large surprise that the Lego Star Wars video games lacked any large customization for years. Well no longer. Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens allows the player to create their own custom character. You can change their head, hair, body, and even the weapons they use. The lightsabers you pick from grant different powers you can use, but there isn't anything too extensive here like hilt or guard changes, hence the lower rating. Regardless, making a custom Jedi is a blast to do.

Star Wars Jedi Knight II Jedi Outcast

While it may not be possible within singleplayer, players can customize their lightsaber color within Jedi Outcast's amazing multiplayer component. Jedi Outcast is arguably one of the best Star Wars games ever created, combining the fast-paced feeling of lightsaber combat with the precision and overall flourish we see in the movies. Its campaign contains some of the best-designed levels seen within third-person action adventures, and the multiplayer has a steep learning curve that will keep players hooked for hours. Players who want to try out multiplayer should check out Jedi Academy, however, as that game makes plenty of improvements to the gameplay over Outcast.

Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy

Speaking of, Jedi Academy contains plenty of lightsaber customization, topping what Outcast offered. You can change your lightsaber in singleplayer this time around as well. Players can choose between different lightsaber hilts and colors, but they can also choose new lightsaber archetypes to use. Single, double-sided, and even dual-wielding lightsabers are all possible. Each version has unique moves for players to master, significantly adding to the gameplay variety and overall fun factor. This is the definite lightsaber game, and Academy is still a rather good shooter .

Star Wars The Force Unleashed

It wouldn't be a proper lightsaber list if The Force Unleashed wasn't on here. Not only can players customize the lightsaber color, but they can also add various crystals to your energy blade. Unlike Fallen Order, these crystals have gameplay advantages to them. Some make force powers easier to use, while others allow you to deflect more blaster shots. It was one of the few things missing in Fallen Order, and if the sequel can learn anything from The Force Unleashed, its that adding smaller elements to the game is a great idea.

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic

If lite RPG systems are not enough for you, check out . This Star Wars RPG epic allows players to fully customize the color and crystals in their lightsaber. That type of customization extends to the entire game. Players choose their class, skills, feats, armor, companions, and can even customize how their companions operate in combat. Best of all, the decisions you make throughout the game have a massive impact on events throughout the game, completely changing the ending you get as well.

Star Wars The Old Republic

have always been great at making interesting gearing systems for players to invest in. The Old Republic is no exception, but its MMO nature might be a turn off for some. Surprisingly, this game is very welcoming to solo RPG players, with plenty of its story content and dungeons created with solo players in mind. Like KOTOR, decisions players make shape their character and change various events throughout the story. It's one thing to see this in a singleplayer game, but having various changes to the story based on your decisions in an MMO is something else entirely.

Star Wars The Force Unleashed II

Force Unleashed II ending While not as good as it's predecessor, The Force Unleashed II allows for an immense amount of lightsaber customization with its addition of dual-wielding these iconic weapons. In addition to customizing the lightsaber color and crystal, players can change the color on the second saber independently from the first. This means that you can run a red and blue lightsaber, or orange and black. Whatever you can think of, it is possible. On top of the bonuses crystals can give you, creating the perfect lightsaber combo has never been more engaging. Combos and force powers further enhance this rhythm and make you feel like a true Sith lord.

Star Wars Galaxies

via avclub.com While not around anymore, this classic MMO sandbox title allowed players to engage in whatever profession they chose. Becoming a Jedi was a large mystery for a large part of the game's lifespan, but players could choose to become one when various expansions released. Regardless, those that did choose or ended up becoming a Jedi could customize the hilt and color of their lightsaber. Different types of lightsabers existed as well, allowing for double-bladed and dual-wielding like you would come to expect. The sheer amount of content players could undergo in this game makes it one of the most iconic and memorable MMOs ever released. It's a shame you can't play it anymore.

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 2

Expanding on what KOTOR did, Knights of the Old Republic 2 allowed players to further customize their lightsaber with changing the energy cell, lens, crystals, and color that most are familiar with. The amount of options players have with their lightsaber is double what the original allowed, meaning that you can truly tweak your energy sword to your heart's content. On top of the expanded classes and powers, KOTOR 2 is ever made, shaking the universe up with its fantastic writing and memorable characters. With the Restored Content Mod, this game rises above the original in almost every way.

Vader Immortal A Star Wars VR Series

So maybe you can't change the lenses and energy cells of the lightsabers in this Star Wars game. But you know what you can do? Wield a lightsaber in ! Players wield the iconic lightsaber in this VR epic, deflecting blaster shots and melee blows like a pro. The dojo mode allows players to experiment with various lightsaber types, including single bladed ones, dual-bladed, dual-wielding, and even more unique lightsabers like Kylo Ren's variant on the iconic weapon. If you want to know what it's like to wield a lightsaber, no game does it as well as Vader Immortal.