Five years after the events from the award-winning Star Wars® Knights of the Old Republic™, the Sith Lords have hunted the Jedi to the edge of extinction and are on the verge of crushing the Old Republic.

With the Jedi Order in ruin, the Republic’s only hope is a lone Jedi struggling to reconnect with the Force. As this Jedi, you will be faced with the galaxy’s most dire decision: Follow the light side or succumb to the dark…

The plot of "Lord of the Sith" is set in the era of the Old Republic nearly four thousand years before the Battle of Yavin, five years after the predecessor, "Star Wars: Warriors of the Old Republic" [2]. At this time, the Old Republic was precarious, and the Jedi Knights had almost been killed by the Sith. The character played by the player is a former Jedi warrior who was exiled by the Jedi organization. He is often referred to as an "exile" in the game, but the canonical name is Meetra Surik (Meetra Surik). In the game, Sulik gradually regained his connection with the Force and fought the Sith with the help of other non-player characters. Players can make a choice during the game to make Sulik’s position toward the bright side of the Force or fall into the dark side of the Force. By navigating between six different planets, they can help or obstruct the Republic’s efforts to achieve peace and order. The effort made.

It is a role-playing game developed by Obsidian Entertainment and published by LucasArts. This work is a follow-up to the highly acclaimed predecessor "Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic" (English: Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic). The Xbox version was first released on December 6, 2004, and the Windows version was released in Issued on February 8, 2005. This work is also the debut work of the Black Island Studios after the disbandment of the Obsidian Entertainment Company by its members.

At the end of 2011, LucasArts and Electronic Arts jointly released the sequel "Star Wars: The Old Republic" developed by BioWare, in the form of MMORPG.

"Lord of the Sith" has received quite high reviews from players and critics. The ratings of several game websites are GameSpot 8.5/10, GameSpy 4.5/5, IGN 9.3/10. Metacritic scored 85/100 based on 30 expert reviews, which is slightly lower than the 93/100 scored by the previous game "Star Wars: Warriors of the Old Republic". GameSpy also named Corea in this work  "The Best Game Character of 2005".

Despite this, the incompleteness of the game itself and many bugs are still criticized by many players. It is generally believed that these problems are attributed to the work pressure that LucasArts put on Obsidian: LucasArts urged the Obsidian staff to complete the production before the Christmas holiday in 2004. , In order to catch up with the holiday sales.