LEGO Star Wars - The Complete Saga review

Recommended

by Graham Kaletsky

LEGO Star Wars the complete saga was released on November 13th, 2009 on steam/PC, while it was released more than two years before on the consoles, this game is somehow the grouping of LEGO Star Wars 1 and 2 in one game. This game has me several times annoyed, I must confess, especially in terms of length and choices made on the levels, I hope to no longer see this in the LEGO games, moreover, this criticism will be short, indeed the game is repetitive and does not break so much that the bricks (including the valve??). The story is very basic, we are tracing the events of Star Wars Episode I to Star Wars Episode VI, there are six chapters for each episode, plus two bonus levels, so count 48 levels in total. This game is one of the very first LEGO games, so do not expect to see an open-world or even be able to choose the entire gallery of characters to redo the levels, which may put off some. But if you like Star Wars, LEGO games, or spend a good time in front of a game without taking your head/without promising yourself to continue until 100%, it's for you, despite the slightly abused price. The game also has flaws, many, like having to do each level four times:-history mode requires-free game mode to find the minikits + red brick-challenge mode to find ten blue minikits in a given time-another mode where it Fau t redo a whole episode in less than an hour and having 100 000 pieces (and I shone before I learned that it was not necessary to have the coins, Google thank you to tell me something a game should tell me to save me time) as default , there are also the many bugs that persist even from a basic computer to a fairly powerful computer. I also have a question to developers, why not let us the possibility of skipper the cutscenes, the time saving would be huge by grouping everything, you do not find? I spent 40 hours on the 100%, believe me when I tell you that more than half was devoted to the challenges and it is slightly frustant. Let's move on to the note, I'll maybe be "nasty" regarding the note, but despite everything, I recommend this game because the first twenty hours were nice and it's a game still pretty nice to try between buddies (not all alone like me xD), the note will be 3.5/10, the game is slightly better than LEGO Batman first of the name, but if remaster there is, do it I do not think. Unless he has things to bring, and the remaster is not likely to happen. Anyway, I think that's all for me, bye! PS: Hello? Hello, Hello! Yes, it's to tell you that a guide dedicated to a certain game will arrive in the coming weeks, it'll be a page to shoot, and I prefer not to give dates because knowing me, they will not be respected.