Then download the mod, extract it, and follow the readme's instructions. What it does: -stops chrashes caused by Bumpmapping and gives the game it's original quality -fixes a bug with wrong face normals on the back of the regular clone troopers helmet -adds a hud which is slightly tighter for a better experience (optional) -adds legs to the player in first person (optional) -the game can now be played in Full HD or even 4k. You are now able to play the game with Bumpmapping on high without crashes or strange looking artifacts on ingame objects which use bumpmaps. Its primary purpose is actually to fix some graphical issues with modern graphics cards. But even if you want to run the game at a more common 1920x1080, you should use this mod. We can run Republic Commando at up to 4K thanks to a new graphics fix mod by modder Leon280698. Unlike many older Star Wars games, 2005's Republic Commando has been conveniently available via digitial distribution for years.
Thankfully, a recent mod has fixed that, adding easy resolution support up to 4K. While Republic Commando will boot on modern Windows, some graphics effects are broken, and it's not built for today's higher resolutions.
Republic Commando sadly never got a sequel, but you can imagine a follow-up with the graphical potential and ambiance made possible by an engine like Frostbite or Unreal 4. But it's never overly serious-you'll get a "These are the droids I'm looking for" joke in the first few levels. It feels a little grittier, a little more serious than your average Star Wars game, more committed to grounding you in its world and characters than most of the cash-in licensed games. Among the sea of crappy Star Wars prequel games to hit PC (and especially consoles) in the 2000s, Republic Commando was something special. Not since Dark Forces had a Star Wars game put us in the first-person boots of a man on the ground, blaster rifle in hand, with an interesting narrative propelling us forward. They should be boring, but they're not-because they're wearing clone trooper armor, shooting Star Wars blasters, and covert-opsing their way across Star Wars ships and planets. The elite commandos of Delta Squad would be right at home in any game or action flick: you've got the gruff killing machine, the wise-cracker, the straight-man commander. Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions.
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