Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Game Guide/Walkthrough
General Tips
So you want to be a Jedi, huh? Being a Jedi requires much training and patience...but we don't have time for that! Oh no, this is the expedited Jedi 101 course.
The Basics
Basically, there are two things you need to keep aware of at all times: your health and remaining Force Power. Your health is represented by the green-meter in the upper-left corner. The only way to regain health is by defeating enemies or leveling up (which doesn't happen often, so don't bank on it). Force Power, on the other hand, regenerates after several seconds of non-use. However, if you use too much at once (by using a high-energy attack when low on force power), the meter will turn yellow, representing an energy deficit, which delays your force energy from recharging.
Combat
You have quite a few options when it comes to combat in the Force Unleashed. Should you go in with your lightsaber? Or perhaps you should Force Grab the opponent and throw them into a wall? Pay close attention to your surroundings so you can figure out the best plan of attack.The lightsaber is a fast, but relatively weak weapon. Because it's a close-range weapon, it should only be wielded when you're facing a small amount of opponents, such as during a boss battle.
Force Powers, on the other hand, are long-range and can be quite powerful...and yet can also be completely ineffectual against certain enemies (such as those protected by a shield). You'll find that Force Push or Grab are incredibly effective when battling opponents over a chasm; just knock or them over the ledge for an instant KO. Similarly, Force Lightning is stellar against robots or others machinery, often causing them to be stunned for several seconds.
Tip:: Try throwing enemies into one another to take down two or more at a time. Two birds, one stone.
Leveling Up
As you gain experience points (by defeating enemies) or find Holocrons, you'll gain the ability to enhance your skills in each of three categories: Force Combos, Force Powers, and Force Talents. As a general rule, we found it's generally best to upgrade the items toward the top of the list first, as these tend to be more helpful for most combat scenarios.
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