The game should run fine out of the box with software rendering, but will look a lot worse. It's still not the most refined gameplay wise, and getting 3D acceleration to work on modern machines can be a tad tricky. You do still see a lot of the 90s FPS tropes though like maze-like levels, no regenerating health, rocket jumping being a thing, etc. Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II is when the series does break away from being a standard FPS and introduces the lightsaber and force powers. It did do some innovative things for the time like having true floor over floor and the ability to look up and down, albeit in a rather janky way, there is no mouse look support without using a source port.
Star Wars: Dark Forces you probably won't be interested in playing, it came out in 1995 and is the closest in the series to being a Doom clone. None of them are really a modern FPS, as the newest game in the series came out in 2003.
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