Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection Switch brings two classic lightsaber shooters together in one US physical box: STAR WARS Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast and STAR WARS Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, both ported to Nintendo Switch by Aspyr with modernised controls. You get Kyle Katarn’s single-player campaign plus the Jedi Academy story and its online multiplayer modes, with an ESRB T rating for violence.
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What Is Inside Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection Switch
The collection pairs the two Jedi Knight games that defined lightsaber combat for a generation of PC players. Aspyr released Jedi Outcast on the Nintendo eShop on 24 September 2019 and Jedi Academy on 26 March 2020; this boxed collection gathers both on a single retail release. The ESRB lists both titles for Nintendo Switch with a T rating and the content descriptor Violence, with no interactive elements.
The games in Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection Switch play from first- or third-person view and mix blaster firefights with lightsaber duels and Force powers. In the ESRB summary, combat includes blaster battles, lightsaber fights with bosses, grenades and mounted machine-gun turrets in some areas.
Jedi Outcast: Kyle Katarn’s Story
In Jedi Outcast you play Kyle Katarn, a New Republic agent who returns to the lightsaber and the Force when a new evil threatens the galaxy. The official tagline puts it well: a Jedi outcast struggles with his past, his enemies and his destiny. The campaign spans 24 single-player missions with four boss fights and a cantina stage.
In Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection Switch, Kyle carries an arsenal of 13 weapons, including the disruptor rifle, thermal detonators, trip mines and the Wookiee bowcaster, so the early levels feel like a classic shooter before the lightsaber and Force powers take over. Jedi Outcast is single-player only.
Jedi Academy: Train Under Luke Skywalker
Jedi Academy puts you in the robes of a new student learning the ways of the Force from Jedi Master Luke Skywalker. You customise your character, then use the lightsaber builder to unlock single, dual and double-bladed sabers as you progress. Along the way you choose between the Light Side and the Dark Side, which shapes your path through the story.
Jedi Academy in Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection Switch keeps the online play: Nintendo lists six online multiplayer modes, including Siege, Capture the Flag and Free for All, for up to 16 players. Offline it is a single-player game.
Why Get Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection Switch on Switch
Both games run in TV, tabletop and handheld mode, and Aspyr reworked the controls for Joy-Con and the Pro Controller, so you can duel on the sofa or on a flight. Storage needs are small: Nintendo lists about 1.1 GB for Jedi Outcast and about 3.6 GB for Jedi Academy. Nintendo lists Jedi Academy as supported on Nintendo Switch 2, with behaviour consistent with the original Switch; for Jedi Outcast it publishes Switch 2 storage requirements but no compatibility statement.
Supported text languages for Jedi Outcast are English, Spanish, French, German and Italian; Jedi Academy adds Japanese and Simplified Chinese. Having both in one Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection Switch box is the simplest way to keep these two Star Wars favourites on a physical shelf.
Who This Is Not For
Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection Switch is rated ESRB T for violence, so it is meant for teens and adults. These are remasters of early-2000s games with the original visuals and level design, not modern remakes, so players expecting current graphics may be disappointed. Jedi Outcast has no multiplayer at all, and the online modes in Jedi Academy require a paid Nintendo Switch Online membership and depend on other players being online. There is no Arabic language option, and the US box carries ESRB labels.
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Browse more Nintendo Switch Games at Totot, or see the official Nintendo eShop page for Jedi Outcast.
Technical Specifications
- Title: STAR WARS Jedi Knight Collection (Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast + Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy)
- Platform: Nintendo Switch (physical); Nintendo lists Jedi Academy as supported on Nintendo Switch 2
- Edition / region: US physical edition (ESRB)
- Publisher: Aspyr (US physical edition listed by the ESRB under U&I Entertainment)
- Developer: Aspyr (Switch port)
- Genre: Action, shooter, lightsaber combat
- Players: 1 offline; Jedi Academy 1-16 online (Nintendo Switch Online required)
- Age rating: ESRB T (Teen), Violence
- Languages: Jedi Outcast: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian. Jedi Academy: also Japanese and Simplified Chinese (per Nintendo eShop listings)
- Release date: Jedi Outcast 24 September 2019, Jedi Academy 26 March 2020 (Nintendo eShop)
- Play modes: TV, tabletop, handheld
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
FAQ
Which games are in Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection Switch?
2: STAR WARS Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast and STAR WARS Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy.
Is there online multiplayer?
Yes, in Jedi Academy only: six online modes for up to 16 players, with a paid Nintendo Switch Online membership.
Is it suitable for children under 13?
No. The ESRB rates both games T (Teen) for violence.
How many missions does Jedi Outcast have?
24 single-player missions, including four boss fights and a cantina stage.
Do the games work on Nintendo Switch 2?
Yes for Jedi Academy, which Nintendo lists as supported on Nintendo Switch 2; Nintendo publishes no compatibility statement for Jedi Outcast.
Does it support Arabic?
No. Arabic is not among the supported languages of either game.
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