- March 22, 2011
- Traveller's Tales
LEGO Star Wars III
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About
In LEGO Star Wars III, play through an all-new, humorous story across 16 systems, engaging in massive ground battles, boss fights, and multi-layered space combat. With expanded Force abilities, new weapons, characters, environments, and over 20 missions, this action-packed game offers a wealth of gaming experiences for players. This version supports English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish.
- The game features improved graphics and new gameplay mechanics, making it visually appealing and engaging for players of all ages.
- It offers a fun co-op experience with split-screen gameplay, allowing players to explore and complete missions together without restrictions.
- The addition of new characters and the ability to command troops in battlefield levels adds depth and variety to the gameplay.
- Many players found the controls to be unintuitive and frustrating, making it difficult to navigate and complete puzzles.
- The game's difficulty level has increased significantly compared to previous titles, which may not be suitable for younger players or those unfamiliar with the series.
- Some levels are criticized for being too short and lacking a compelling story, leading to a less engaging experience overall.
story
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is perceived as less engaging, with shorter levels and a more fragmented narrative that can be difficult to follow, especially for younger players. While the game incorporates elements from the Clone Wars series and allows for cooperative gameplay, many players feel that the missions lack depth and the overall storyline is overshadowed by gameplay mechanics. Despite these criticisms, players enjoy character unlocking and puzzle-solving elements, though the experience can become repetitive once the main missions are completed.
“I haven't seen the Clone Wars TV series yet, and neither have my sons, so I don't know all the storylines, but we've gotten to know a few of the characters from various places.”
“My son and I really enjoy trying to solve the challenges in the villain missions where you have to take out certain Republic bases in order to be successful.”
“And there are aspects that feel like classic Warcraft... I play with my 5-year-old son and use the 2-player option... I am able to do the more important mission stuff and he can run around saying 'I'm winning, Daddy!' This is truly an awesome game...”
“Therefore, the levels tend to be shorter and have less of a story.”
“It's way harder to follow the storyline, so then you feel like you are just running around.”
“I think it is a bit more violent than the other game and they don't seem to be involved in the story as much.”