[GameSpot] - Get 5 Star Wars Games For $4 For A Limited Time

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An old-school Star Wars bundle is now on sale at Fanatical, offering five classic PC games for just four bucks. All titles are offered as Steam keys, but the discount ends soon--so check it out if you’re interested in adding a few iconic Star Wars games to your library.

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Typically valued at $20, the Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection is down to just $4. Whether you want to take a trip down memory lane or it's your first time diving into these classic adventures, the bundle will give you dozens of hours of playtime without breaking the bank. Here are the five games included in this collection:

• Star Wars: Dark Forces
• Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II
• Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy
• Star Wars Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith
• Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast

These games are among the best Star Wars games of their eras. Jedi Academy and Jedi Outcast are superb action-adventure games that still hold up today.

Meanwhile, Dark Forces is a first-person shooter (a rarity outside of space combat Star Wars games) that originally released back in 1995. While it's understandably dated, it still holds a "Very Positive" user rating average on Steam. It's an interesting part of Star Wars video game history. After you finish Dark Forces, you can check out the direct sequel. It's not as highly regarded, but if you enjoy Dark Forces, you'll probably like the sequel, too.

Mysteries of the Sith, meanwhile, was originally an expansion pack for Dark Forces II. It isn't as well-regarded as the other games in this bundle. It stars Mara Jade Skywalker, a Jedi who appeared in some early '90s Star Wars novels. It's worth noting that she isn't considered "canon" in the Star Wars universe at this time.

Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection is only available at this low price until July 31, so make sure to give it a look while you can. After picking it up, take a look at Fanatical's other game bundles, as there are some great values to be found.

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