Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection - PlayStation 4 - Classic Dual Pack
Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection - PlayStation 4 - Classic Dual Pack
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Our review of the Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection for PlayStation 4 finds it best suited for players who want two classic lightsaber-era action games in one package; the single biggest reason to buy is the combination of story-driven single player and customizable multiplayer that captures the era's blend of Force powers, firearms and melee combat. Fans of franchise nostalgia will appreciate replaying Kyle Katarn's campaign and building a Jedi in Jedi Academy, while newcomers should expect older control schemes and design sensibilities rather than modern-era refinements.
Key Features
- Two classic titles included: Enjoy both Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast and Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy in one collection for extended playtime across campaigns and modes.
- Iconic single-player combat: Play as Kyle Katarn in Jedi Outcast using a lightsaber and Force powers alongside a varied weapon set to tackle a narrative-driven campaign.
- Weapon variety: Choose from an arsenal including disruptor rifle, thermal detonators, trip mines and Wookiee bowcaster to mix ranged tactics with melee and Force abilities.
- Character customization: In Jedi Academy, define your character's look and gender before training at the Academy, which adds a personal touch to combat and progression.
- Multiplayer modes: Up to 16 players can battle in six online modes such as Siege, Capture the Flag and Free for All for extended replay value.
Who It's For
Players who grew up with late 90s and early 2000s Star Wars shooters and want a faithful console relaunch will get the most from this collection, particularly those who value lightsaber duels, Force powers and a mix of ranged and melee combat. Fans who enjoy building and customizing a Jedi avatar for both single player and online matches will find lasting appeal in Jedi Academy.
Those who prefer modern control schemes, highly polished camera systems or contemporary QoL features should look elsewhere: several players report mixed feelings about gameplay pacing and that the control quality takes time to get used to, so expect a learning curve if you are used to newer action titles.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Two full games provide strong value and variety between story-driven play and multiplayer matches.
- Robust weapon selection and Force powers create satisfying combat variety and tactical choices.
- Character customization in Jedi Academy gives players ownership of their Jedi and multiplayer identity.
Cons
- The control quality and older design can feel dated and require time to master, which some players found frustrating.
Specifications
| Package | Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy |
| Platform | PlayStation 4 |
| Player modes | Single player and multiplayer (up to 16 online) |
| Multiplayer modes | Siege, Capture the Flag, Free for All and more |
| Weapons | 13 weapons including disruptor rifle, thermal detonators, trip mines, Wookiee bowcaster |
| Character options | Customizable look and gender in Jedi Academy |
Our Verdict
The Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection is a worthwhile purchase for nostalgia-minded players and anyone who enjoys lightsaber combat mixed with weapon-based tactics, offering two distinct games that age well on content if not on modern controls. It is good value for fans who want single-player story and customizable multiplayer, though players seeking slick contemporary handling should be prepared for an older control feel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this collection include both Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy?
Yes, the package contains Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast and Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy for PlayStation 4.
How many players does multiplayer support?
Multiplayer supports up to 16 online players across six modes including Siege, Capture the Flag and Free for All.
Can you customize your character?
Yes, Jedi Academy allows you to define your character's look and gender before training at the Academy.
Editor's Take
The collection offers two classic Star Wars games with strong lightsaber combat and customization, making it good value for nostalgic players; controls feel dated and require time to master.

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