Just played through the PC version  and it  breaks my heart to say that most people should probably do their best to avoid The Force Unleashed 2 unless it's a cheap rental... Story's worse than the original and is pure fan service of the worst kind, albeit decently acted and well presented, and the gameplay, while marginally improved, is way more repetitive due to a lack of enemy variety and the entirety of game's second half consisting of drab starship interiors and retreads of the first few levels. It's almost like you could pinpoint the exact moment at which the creative lead decided to leave the project a few months before launch...  
 
 Shame - first 2 hours and a bit were great fun before the onset of numbing tedium kicked in and the game can look genuinely astounding at points. I really, really enjoyed the first despite it's flaws but it's harder to overlook those same mistakes 2 years down the line, especially when the team behind it had showed signs of having  learnt some important level design lessons in the DLC for the first game - only to then repeat the same copy paste corridors and repetitive environments here is just such a damned waste of potential when compounded with the other issues.    

Damn its a shame that this game didn't do so well. I love the first one and I was looking forward to this sequel.But after I played the demo and saw the mediocre reviews.I've decided to wait for this game to decrease in value.The developers could have done much more with this sequel.But instead they gave the people an improved version of recycle shit. 

It coulda been a contenda.

It seems to be about the same on the xbox and PS3 as well... there are only four levels (Kamino, Keto Namoidia, the Salvation and Kamino... AGAIN!!!) - There is one boss battle and neither of the two endings make any sense at all... even with all that, they still could have given more, I mean the DLC for the first game (Ultimate Sith Edition) was actually better than what this game appears to be.

This game is that type of annoying hard trust me I'm angerly tossing my controller a lot

" It seems to be about the same on the xbox and PS3 as well... there are only four levels (Kamino, Keto Namoidia, the Salvation and Kamino... AGAIN!!!) - There is one boss battle and neither of the two endings make any sense at all... even with all that, they still could have given more, I mean the DLC for the first game (Ultimate Sith Edition) was actually better than what this game appears to be. "

this game is more linear than Final Fantasy 13's first 10 hours.
 
I finished it in one sitting this morning. The story goes nowhere, makes no sense, and most of the dialog is just awful.
 
Glad it was only a rental. Shame i got it for 5 days instead of just one though.

" It seems to be about the same on the xbox and PS3 as well... there are only four levels (Kamino, Keto Namoidia, the Salvation and Kamino... AGAIN!!!) - There is one boss battle and neither of the two endings make any sense at all... even with all that, they still could have given more, I mean the DLC for the first game (Ultimate Sith Edition) was actually better than what this game appears to be. "

"How did you get two endings? I just beat it and saw no spot where the game presented a choice.
 
Fuck this game was pretty bad. I recend my formor statement, it really couldn't have been a contenda for anything good. It felt like a not very fun tech demo for DMM and Euphoria that was too long to be a tech demo and way too short to be a game.
 

SPOILER WARNING: Click here to reveal hidden content.

The level select lists 9 damn levels, but 6 of em are pretty much the only 5 levels which only take place on 3 planets. Dagobah was a joke. You go there, watch a cinematic and then leave.

"

...and the gameplay, while marginally improved, is way more repetitive due to a lack of enemy variety and the entirety of game's second half consisting of drab starship interiors and retreads of the first few levels.