We open with a text crawl, there are MIDI versions of the John Williams music, and everything this has that is original to it fits. It doesn't quite detract from how this captures the Star Wars feel, look and sound in every aspect, one of the only exceptions being a brief voice-over. Various familiar faces, places and occurrences will pop up, and it's one of the ways this does get fan-servicey. She gives briefings, and is a role model for girls, albeit you may still have to rescue her, a mainstay for the series, most of which is solid. You used to work for the other side, and thus have inside information, and the two of you met before this starts. Along the way, you will be flown to and from(sometimes in-engine!) the many, memorable and varied locations(including a Mars-like planet, one made up of ice where you can use Cleats for traction, the big city of Coruscant and a prison where you'll have to free and rescue a spy who's been sentenced to execution!) by the even snarkier Jan Ors(Eccles, pragmatic, but does care about him), your pilot. Are you up to it? You take on the role of the Han Solo-ish Kyle Katarn(Jameson, smooth, charming), a mercenary working for the Rebel Alliance. The future of the New Republic rests on your shoulders. You have to gradually uncover how and where, and you'll blow up a number of the facilities to cripple their production. Battle robots, power armor and jet packs.
Set around the time of the Original Trilogy, the evil Galactic Empire is working on a project that might win them the war.
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