Star Wars: DroidWorks - Full Game
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Full playthrough of Star Wars: DroidWorks. As a rebel spy, we are working with Jawas to build and design tons of different droids to solve a bunch of puzzles and to eventually take down an assassin droid factory.
I played this when I was like 4 or 5 years old. And forever I've had the strangest memories of this game. Like, when you're that young you remember things a weird way. Feels some crazy fever dream. Crazy seeing this game again.
Literally same and I just found this video! Really weird.
It's so cryptic. The best kind of game to play as a kid. Not sure I even beat the first level but I remember playing everytime I went to my mom's work and being in different industrial settings. I played this but my favorite was Star Wars: The Gungan Frontier.
This is so weird - I had the exact same childhood experience and have been trying to find this game for ages
bro, I just made a few second ago a similar comment like this. I exactley know what you felt at that time cuz I think I experienced the same!!!
"HOLY SHIT, I remember I had this game as a child but I had NO CLUE how to play it :D and I didn't really enjoy it at all."
Oh man, I remember playing a demo of this as a kid. Thanks for the nostalgia trip!
Me too, have been searching for this game a long time!
Oh man i played it too and love it to find it now 20 years later
+1 🙃
Maybe you played the demo that was included in the Pit Droids CD?
Those Assassin droids gave me nightmares as a kid. Thanks for the upload
Damn, same. Nothing had my heart racing like when one them was after me.
When I was a kid, I was the same.
Glad to see I'm not alone ! Those things scared the shit out of me as a kid
Woah me too
YOOOOOOOOO BRO I LOOKED THIS GAME UP BC OF REMEMBERING THIS. what time is first assassin droid. I snuck to the family pc in the middle of the night at like 8 years old and just happened to be at that part. Had no idea what was happening. Terrifying.
The fact you are powerless against these horrible assassin droids almost made this game the first (and only) survival horror for kids!
I had a better time playing Amnesia and Outlast as an adult than this game when I was 7.
Perfect description it really was a survival horror at times
So funny you said this cause i thought exactly that this is similar to amnesia since you have to run and accomplish things without fighting back. I remember being absolutely stunned with fear when i encountered the first assassin droid
it brings me so much joy coming to the comments and discovering we all had such strong memories associated with this game when we were so young.
that level where the assassin droids chase you used to freak me out as a kid.
I was so scared, i never went past that level. It's only now I'll see the rest of the game :')
I remember playing this in elementary school on the school computers in the early 2000s. Never got past a certain part. I think it was a demo 🤣
However clunky it may look now, this was a joy to play in the 90s!
That's why I enjoy every Star Wars that made by Lucas Art
My parents would rent it from the library for us
I loved this game when I was a kid..I'd love to play it again
@@markperkins8941 Not on Steam or GOG, but hopefully someone will make it available sometime!
@@Nortic111 I hope so...I loved the games of the 90s
This was the scariest game I had ever played. You can do nothing but RUN, and if you are found there is that horrible screeching sound that still haunts my nightmares.
I used to play this at the same time as I was playing the Jedi Knight series that came out in 98. Jedi Knight and Mysteries of the Sith both use the same engine as Droidworks, so
I really enjoyed getting to explore what felt like the same game but in a different way.
My third grade teacher had the disc for this on the class computer. 2003 was the best time to be in elementary school.
Brings back a lot of my childhood memories. My favorite game back then. However, I didn’t like how you didn’t explore all the dialogue options when speaking to other droids and Jawas in your playthrough. I always loved the voice acting.
When I first played this game as a kid I didn't know you could put multiple batteries in in the droid construction screen, so that made things really interesting on the dark level haha
Christ I havnt seen this since 1998 😂😂😂
Back when I was 10 yr old in the 1990s I played for hours it was so fun to imagine yourself building Star Wars droids.
The maze level always used to scare me, due to how easily lost I got whilst trying to conserve battery power.
I replayed the game recently out of nostalgia, that level is crazy hard. Your battery drains so fast with night vision that you can barely make any mistakes, and you have to build a super light droid with low battery capacity to manage the jump at the beginning of the level. No clue how I passed that one as I child, I even remember somehow finishing it without night vision. Maybe it's just another engine bug which increases the drain rate on faster pcs.
For anyone looking specifically for the level from the demo: 46:39.
thanks bro
You're a hero :D
In my memories this game was much more advanced :D
Played it as a kid a looong time ago..
aaah thank you! so many hours spent on that game!!!
I just found a physical copy of this game in my parents loft and was kinda sad when windows 10 wouldn't run the disk installation but good to see it working here atleast
needs 32bit operating system. Use a 32bit "VM-windows"box on your system.
Dosbox-X can run windows 98 and be set at different processor speeds. I tried Droidworks on it once but haven't found a good setup yet
thanks for the dose of nostalgia does anyone know how to get this nowadays or do i need an ancient pc to play it i could never finish it cause the assassin droids scared me too bad on whatever level had the underwater welding
well i got alot of CZcams tutorials to watch to figure all that out lol where did you get the game software from?
gotta find an iso first lol i think i was about 8 or maybe even 10 years old ive been thru so much since then and moved so many places there is no way i still have the cd haha maybe my grandparents saved it though and thanks man!
@@davidhathcox You can get the iso here archive.org/details/computerbuyercd-1999-07
I haven't installed it myself but it looks very legit
btw I put on this video so much just to listen to the end credits music lol
3:11:00 was intense as a kid
I bought this game again awhile ago to relive the feeling I got when I was a kid of 10 years old back in 1998 :-).
I remember playing this game at school great memories of my childhood in the 90s
i remember just playing the demo and making the droids dance
Me and my son love this game so much, it's learning while playing!
This was the first computer game my parents bought me 🙏🏼🥰
Wimateeka: Greetings! I am Wimateeka, Jawa time leader of the Sandcrawler. Right here you are an excellent drawing builder, but you lack experience.
C-3PO: Oh, yes indeed. W-wait, you can talk?
Wimateeka: Of course, I can talk! What would anyone expect me to become other Jawas!?
My memory of this from when I was a child is that it was basically photo realistic graphics ^^
The cutscenes are not to bad.
I used to play this. I was 12 when it came out.
Loved this game when I was growing up.
This is a noice game. The second droid also looks funny!
LOL THE DROID DANCING SONG GOT STUCK IN MY HEAD. off the top of my memory 20 years ago, I remembered the tune. It's at 3:45.00 I was not disappointed hahah
I remember getting this game from a book fair. Good times :)
You like that game :-)
I played it as a child and I built wooden models of the robots that I designed with that game.
I think that game had only 3 interesting missions.
Now I know why. They planned more, but ran out of time. It is partly also George Lucas fault.
He wanted that game to be for children, and for adults and for children again.
You got that bad ass evil robot on the cover, very child friendly cut scenes but also elements of horror movies.
It is a mess and a disappointment but the concept is great and it works as a sandbox-game.
The guy who made that game is called Richard Green. He found me on facebook and told me that the game was supposed to be much longer, but they wanted to release it earlier.
So that's why a lot of real levels are missing. They made a very lazy Droid Factory level at the end, but this was not what they wanted.
Look how detailed the Droid model were and how much care was put into the system.
What you saw was just a part of a much bigger game that was never really made.
@@trclinkscales I posted the Space Ship from Star Wars Rebel Assault II in a scale model group.
It was supposed to be a joke, I made a really crappy model at age 14 out of wood.
And I wanted to show how bad it was.
And Richard Green saw it, and wrote "I like it, because I am the one who designed it".
He saw that I also made the droids from Droid Works.
He said that he had no idea that someone built physical models of his designs, and to see them was the greatest honor ever.
facebook.com/search/top/?q=Richard%20green
I am in the process of uploading a playthrough of Droidworks too, Julian left a comment on one of my videos also ha.
My playthrough is a tad longer than this video however, someone knows what they are doing :P.
Oh really? It was meant to be longer? Yes I agree that the Droid factory was a little anticlimactic, especially all the hype that the game kept giving us throughout. It's cool that one of the Dev's contacted you though! Its a shame it wasn't what they wanted and had to cut out content.
I still really enjoy the game however and was fun going back to it! Yes it was majority training and then missions at the end, the final missions were good though and I remember when seeing the Assassin droid at the Phrik mines it scared me as a kid :P.
@@MoJPlays They had to release what they had in the middle of the game. It was supposed to be for Christmas 1998 but they released it much earlier.
They made a crappy ending to hide the fact that is was just half the game. But it was pretty obvious.
The Droid factory level looked as if they created it in 45 minutes.
The Droid factory was not "hidden" or something. Just lazy.
They could have been so much more creative with a factory hidden deep in the ground...
@@Halbi1987 Rebel Assault II - wow I used to LOVE that game! First played on playstation at someone's house (my cousin's or something) but I bought a copy for PC and played it with a full on joy stick - it was the TITS
I had my mom buy this for me at on cue in the southwyck mall in Toledo ohio it was compatible with windows 95 and 98 and we still had a 95 pc lol it's insane that the packard bell windows 95 pc could play this game and thps 2 watching this video is making me cry for some reason just like watching the original vhs tape of the first land before time did just hearing the original score does things to my brain that was one of the first videos period that I ever watched the vhs was from one year before I was born and it still plays perfect I still have this game disc as well I keep it in my original copy of the first kotor game
This game scared me so much as a kid 😂 now I know why it's because everything feels so empty and deserted. It's very liminal space backrooms. Ive always had a fear of open/empty spaces and i feel like the old computer games from the 90s are very empty and uncanny
I do NOT remember it looking this bad haha
Thank you, Terry McGovern, for scaring a whole generation of Padawans.
I had the demo when this came out, wanted it so bad, my parents couldn't ever find the game to buy at any stores though.
I wonder how many different combinations there are in making your own droids.
C-3PO: You reprogrammed all those assassin droids without destroying a single one!
So we're just meant to forget about the one that was launched into a furnace?
How about a video of all the
index stuff? I need to be edutained!
One question? What button do i press to talk to the NPCs? I used all the heads on area 4 but my droid wont talk to the RD unit.
I didn't even know what a pulley was when I played these games
Playing this in 2024
3:49 R2 D2: (translated) Just enter your name to begin your journey. Or, if you have been here previously, select your name from the list.
We need a remake
Of course I had to play a cracked version as a kid so I remember absolutely none of those cutscenes, they must have removed them for space. Not that they would have helped me much understand stuff anyway, my English proficiency was nonexistent back then.
Was this made in the same engine as Dark Forces 2: Jedi Knight?
I thought the same seeing this footage. It must have been - the visuals are so similar, and it's even got the same (extremely spooky) 'ambient distant howling wind' sound in the canyons.
Yes it was, both were made in the Sith engine
@@christianfaux736 cool! I did not know that. I really love the look of that engine. Were there any other games made with it besides the two jedi knight games?
Any idea how to play this game on a big screen? XD I can barely see anything :'(
@@trclinkscales where did you get the file? This game should be preserved in some sort of online stash
Oh the memories 😁
HOLY SHIT, I remember I had this game as a child but I had NO CLUE how to play it :D and I didn't really enjoy it at all.
Jedi rocks reference
I've never seen this 👀
05:08 IS THAT MORTY????
Quinton Flynn
omg I played the absolute shit out of this game as a kid.
Same Jedi Knight engine?
Back in the golden age of Star Wars when there weren't the canon wars we have now and substandard product being shoved out under misleading benchmark tests with hidden costs. How the mighty have fallen.
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Too bad there's no soundtrack.