About this game
The first time Hera Syndulla shows up in this thing I actually laughed. Not because it's funny but because the model looks like someone tried to sculpt her from memory after watching Rebels once while drunk. The proportions are... something. Her lekku have this weird stiffness like they're made of foam. But then she starts talking and somehow the writing is good enough that I stopped caring about the jank.
That's the whole experience really. You're this Rogue Squadron pilot, young but already carrying that thousand yard stare, and the game sends you bouncing across the galaxy chasing answers about your past. Standard setup. What's not standard is how the dialogue actually makes you feel like a person who's been through shit. The choices aren't deep mechanically but they nail the tone of someone who's tired but still fighting. Liara shows up too because apparently the devs decided Mass Effect and Star Wars exist in the same universe now. Nobody explains this. It just happens. The sex scenes with her are surprisingly tender considering five minutes earlier you were having a crisis about imperial war crimes.
The CG art is inconsistent as hell. Some scenes look genuinely good, the lighting on skin during the Hera encounter has this warm cockpit glow that works. Other times characters look like they're made of slightly melted wax. The parody elements are weirdly respectful? Like the game clearly loves these characters even while putting them in situations that would make Disney's legal team have a collective aneurysm. There's a moment where you have to choose between pursuing the truth about your squadron or protecting someone you care about and I sat there longer than I expected for a porn game. The jedi stuff is barely there, more of a background element, which feels like a missed opportunity but also keeps things focused on the pilot fantasy. The whole thing runs in browser and crashed once during a particularly intense scene which honestly added to the experience somehow.