LEGO® Star Wars™ - The Complete Saga Reviews

it's a classic, very nostalgic and fun

THIS GAME IS A CERTIFIED CHILDHOOD CLASSIC! This game is really fun and all these years later is still one of if not the BEST lego game of all time! With gaming being full of microtransactions,Garbage DEI Politics, and games catering to pro players 24/7. This game is worth the buy and a breath of fresh air. BUY IT, BUT IT NOW! DEW IT !

Me gustó todo menos los niveles de naves y el modo Challenge. Dejando eso de lado, juegazo

though my steam hours do not accurately represent it, this is one of my favorite games I had on my DS and XBOX. always fun to revisit it occasionally

Good game, relaxing to play while thinking about the good old days of lego games, 100%-ing it gets kind of repetitive after a while because of the Superstory and the blue Mini-kit Challanges but im already at 90% so I cant stop playing it now just put on some music or a video on if you get bored after like 15 hours and you'll continue having fun. Game/ Level Design: 8.5/ 10 Gameplay loop: 7.5 /10 Gameplay ( Features of the Game and its Gimmicks ):10/ 10 Graphics: 6/10 (by todays standards. Still looks pretty though :>) Total Score: > 8/ 10 < Lego Batman: The Videogame is better :)

Very fun and enjoyable game. Brings back a lot of nostalgia from the XBOX 360.

For being the first two TT LEGO games, this still hold up as one of the best that they made. Sure they are some things that haven't aged well like having to close enough to hold hands to switch characters or the vehicle's in there special levels not having brakes to slow them down or the bonus levels being a mixed bag at best or that the majority of the enemies are just a guy with a gun or to spice things up... a guy with a guy but with two HP but its still a good game with good level design, a class system where I know what everyone is able to do either design or weapon and load with bonus content like the bounty hunter missions or the mini kit time attacks.

[h1] TLDR: 9/10 The Legendary, Two-for-One Remaster of the Original Two Lego Star Wars Games Continues To Be a Timeless Masterpiece. The Steam Version Sadly Has a Few Issues Though [/h1] [h3] Actual Review (No Spoilers) [/h3] I completed this game on the Wii years ago, and a second completion was still fun as ever. The Lego games as a whole are so charming and instant nostalgia machines. I’m unsure if it’s specifically the steam version, but I did notice quite a few differences, particularly with audio, but there are some other changes made from the original two games as well. The biggest difference/issue is a lot of bugged SFX. Episodes 1-3 in particular have some missing or changed SFX in and out of cutscenes. Episodes 4-6 are much better, but some cutscenes still have broken or straight up muted audio. Again, not sure if this is steam specific. The other noticeable changes are all gameplay/character related (rip Yoda hoverchair) but due to the various changes some levels have, these are most likely intentional. Albeit slightly annoying. At the end of the day though, these are mostly minor nitpicks. The game as a whole still is a blast. These older Lego games have such great characterization and physical comedy due to no voice acting. Definitely the best part of the games. The gameplay itself eventually boils down to turning off your brain and running around interacting with everything, but that’s not really a knock on the game due to it being marketed as a kids game. The time trial and challenge modes are probably where most of the replayability lies. Optimizing your strats to get high scores is still satisfying as ever. Whether solo or co-op, this game continues to be timeless. 9/10

In my opinion, Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga is the best Lego game out there. It's way more than just a bundle of the first two Lego star wars games slapped together— it feels like one big, well-polished game that covers all six original Star Wars movies. Traveller’s Tales didn’t just throw the games together; they actually improved the prequel levels with new mechanics from the second game, added new Force powers, and fixed a bunch of stuff. The character roster is massive (over 120), and the added content like Bounty Hunter missions, vehicle bonus levels, and the 2-player Battle Arena just gives it even more to do. The humor still hits, the level design is great, and there's a ton of replayability. Whether you're into Star Wars or just want a fun co-op game, The Complete Saga nails it. A true Lego classic. ★★★★★

It does not have any content from the sequels, this automatically makes this game the best Star Wars game ever. 9/10, would hear Yoda's death scream again