You take on the personalities of various characters, usually with an Al partner in tow, and with the option of switching between roles at will through a sort of mind-swap affair.
Mostly the game is played out on foot, with occasional flying/ riding sequences being used to break the pace up. All with sufficent doses of LEGO humour to keep things moving. Not every scene is there, but enough of the story gets played out to get the basic gist across. well, let's not spoil any of the Episode III action. From young Anakin flying podracers in Episode I, to the massed Jedi fighting the droid army in Episode Il's arena, to. All the characters, all the fights, all the battles, all the action. What you get for your money are the first three films (including the imminent Episode III finale), rendered entirely in LEGO. The Lego games are just a lot of fun to play, yes you could argue they are mindless, but they are mindless fun.
Certain characters have different abilities to ranging from using the force to using a blaster. There are a ton of characters to unlock, mini kits to find, and a ranking system of reach level where you collect a large number of studs. However, the “challenge” comes from getting all of the stuff. I would say that pretty much anyone can beat this game. You will also have to deal with boss battles too. You will be attacking enemies and solving simple puzzles to move the story forward. Come On Everybody, You Can All PlayĪ huge appeal of the Lego video games is that they can be enjoyed by anyone no matter their age or skill level of playing video games. I do wish that they had included voice acting, but I can deal with it. Let’s not forget that awesome sound of Lego breaking or being built. It features many pieces of music from the movies and I love the sound effects of the lightsabers and blasters too. As well as looking good, Lego Star Wars the Video Game also sounds great too.
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