LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens

LEGO STAR WARS EPISODE IV THE MIGHT FIRST There is Turmoil and Discord among Star Wars fans. Some love Episode 7 unconditionally, others can't overlook the Story Weaknesses. In this dark Epoch, there is little Hope of Reconciliation among fans, but the End is not yet set in stone: In the Fires of the SCHICKSALSBERGES, the Developer studio Travellers Tales secretly forged a new LEGO STAR WARS GAME. In this masterfully uncomplicated Game, what was most painfully measured in the new Film was found: Orginal Plot Sequences (In the Form of Bonus levels). In the same one, for Example, it is told how "Michael Caine" came to the Secret Card at the Beginning of ep 7. These Bonus Levels are then often told from the Point of View of Villains such as Rylo Ken or Captain Phasma. In addition, of course, the Game contains the Complete Plot of ep 7. By the way, the Game has been completely set to music with the real Voice actors (In the English Version even with the real Actors!). The Game does not break any Lego traditions, but it does add a few cool Features such as Space Battles, shooter passages or a Galaxy Map to the free Range of the Planets. To play the Game completely ducrchch you need a loose 60 Hours, which is actually quite neat. However, there are Still some Shortcomings in the game. So it can be good that you can't get any further through a Bug in a Level. Fittingly, in such Cases, there is no possibility of loading the last Checkpoint. Then you can only finish the Game and restart it. Such Bugs, though, tend to be rare anyway. Another Shortcoming, in my Opinion, is the Combat System, which has been oversimplified for me. In the earlier Lego Star Wars games, for example, you had to press the Attack button at the right moment to ward off a Blaster Bolt. In the new Game, though, Opponents simply stop attacking you as soon as you stop moving (!!!) So Instead of using clever Batting Combinations and parades, you now just hammer on the x button until the Energy Bar has filled up, and you can run a Special Attack that wipes out all Enemies in a wide Perimeter. It's just a Matter of Taste, but I find that this Dumbing down of the Fighting System is already hurting a Bit. I didn't admit to the last Lego games (Jurassic World, Avengers, Batman 3, ec.), but Lego Star Wars: The Force awakens was definitely a lot of Fun for me. I Liked the Bonus Levels best as I said, as I just can't have enough of new Star Wars Stories (The NO ARE copy of the first Movie).