LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
- November 12, 2009
- Traveller's Tales
- 44h median play time
Get on SteamLEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga lets you play through all six Star Wars episodes in LEGO form, from the Phantom Menace to Return of the Jedi. Experience the saga's famous scenes, characters, and humor in a family-friendly, brick-based adventure. Solve puzzles, collect studs, and wield lightsabers as you journey through this comprehensive LEGO Star Wars experience.
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Reviews
- story1,536 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 71 % neutral mentions
- 4 % negative mentions
The story of "LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga" effectively retells the narratives of the original six Star Wars films through a humorous and playful lens, utilizing charming cutscenes and engaging gameplay mechanics. While many players appreciate the nostalgic and lighthearted approach to the iconic storylines, some critiques highlight that the storytelling can feel rushed or disjointed, particularly in the context of the game's various modes and challenges. Overall, the game offers a fun and accessible way to experience the Star Wars saga, though it may require multiple playthroughs to fully appreciate all its content.
“The game masterfully blends the storylines of all six original Star Wars movies, allowing you to relive iconic moments in a fun, playful way.”
“The charm of the complete saga lies in its storytelling.”
“This game expertly delivers the entire story of episodes I-VI without a single word spoken.”
“The story retelling feels rushed and disjointed, with key moments glossed over or omitted entirely.”
“With uninspired gameplay, a lackluster story, and technical issues aplenty, it's a game best left in a galaxy far, far away.”
“And then there's the story, or lack thereof.”
- gameplay914 mentions
- 39 % positive mentions
- 56 % neutral mentions
- 5 % negative mentions
The gameplay of "Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga" is characterized by its engaging and accessible mechanics, blending platforming, puzzle-solving, and combat, which appeals to both younger audiences and nostalgic players. While many reviews praise its humor and charm, some criticize the repetitive nature of the gameplay and technical issues like lag and clunky controls. Overall, it remains a beloved title for its fun, cooperative gameplay and extensive content, despite feeling dated compared to newer entries in the Lego game series.
“This game is not just a fantastic Star Wars experience, but also a wonderfully crafted LEGO game that combines humor, charm, and engaging gameplay.”
“The simple yet addictive gameplay mechanics, coupled with the game's charming visual style, make it a timeless classic.”
“The gameplay is engaging and accessible, combining platforming, puzzle-solving, and combat in a seamless way.”
“The gameplay is repetitive, the combat is mindless button-mashing, and the puzzles lack the cleverness and variety that made earlier entries in the series enjoyable.”
“Bad frame rates in the cutscenes and gameplay really hold it back for me.”
“The gameplay is much more boring and goes from A to B, with frustratingly clunky interactions or controls.”
- humor670 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in "Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga" is widely praised for its charming and lighthearted approach, blending classic Lego wit with the iconic Star Wars narrative. Players enjoy the slapstick comedy, humorous cutscenes, and funny sound effects, such as the memorable death noises of Lego characters, which add a playful twist to the game's storytelling. Overall, the game successfully combines nostalgia and humor, making it enjoyable for both children and adults alike.
“This game is not just a fantastic Star Wars experience, but also a wonderfully crafted LEGO game that combines humor, charm, and engaging gameplay.”
“The combination of LEGO's signature humor and the epic Star Wars narrative creates a unique experience that's both nostalgic and entertaining.”
“The game’s use of LEGO bricks to recreate scenes, along with its humorous cutscenes, made even the most dramatic moments light-hearted and fun.”
“Not funny enough to make you laugh, but maybe a slight smile.”
- graphics612 mentions
- 29 % positive mentions
- 60 % neutral mentions
- 11 % negative mentions
The graphics of the recent LEGO Star Wars game have received mixed reviews, with many noting that while they are bright and charming, they also feel outdated compared to modern standards. Some players appreciate the nostalgic aesthetic and simple art style, which helps the game maintain its appeal despite its age, while others criticize the graphical glitches and performance issues on higher-end PCs. Overall, the visuals are seen as decent for their time, but they may not satisfy those looking for cutting-edge graphics.
“The graphics are bright and charming, making all the characters look adorable in their blocky form.”
“The vibrant, colorful LEGO aesthetic adds an extra layer of charm, making it a delight to behold.”
“The graphics were designed to be timeless, the gameplay phenomenal, and the arcade feel transcends technological advancements.”
“The graphics are outdated and lackluster, with character models that look like they were lifted straight from a decade-old game.”
“Only buy this game for nostalgia; otherwise, it's a terrible game, level design sucks, controls are awful, and the graphics are god-awful outdated.”
“These graphics are just embarrassing; it doesn't even look remotely realistic.”
- replayability248 mentions
- 46 % positive mentions
- 51 % neutral mentions
- 3 % negative mentions
The game boasts exceptionally high replayability, driven by a wealth of unlockable characters, collectibles, and secrets that encourage players to revisit levels. Many users highlight the nostalgic charm and engaging gameplay, making it enjoyable for both children and adults, while the free play mode adds further depth to the experience. Overall, it is regarded as a must-play for fans of the franchise, with some even describing it as "infinitely replayable."
“The replay value is high, as unlocking new characters and abilities lets you return to previous levels to discover new secrets.”
“With over 120 playable characters, each with their unique abilities and quirks, the replay value is virtually limitless.”
“The game defined the term 'replayability' as there are 160 unlockable characters from the prequels and original trilogy that you’ll drag through levels time and time again.”
“In terms of replayability, there is none; you'll never want to touch the game again, but that's not really an issue because of how much 'playability' there is in the first place.”
“Once you've completed it, there's almost no replay value - my playthrough here was pretty much because I wanted to take a shot at it because I hadn't played the console version in years, and as I mentioned, there were some differences, so there was some 'new' stuff for me.”
“There isn't that much replay value once you 100% the game, but that shouldn't stop you from playing it again now.”
- music226 mentions
- 39 % positive mentions
- 58 % neutral mentions
- 4 % negative mentions
The music in the game, primarily composed by John Williams, is widely praised for its nostalgic value and authenticity, effectively capturing the essence of the Star Wars universe. While many players appreciate the iconic soundtrack and its integration into gameplay, some note that it can become repetitive over time. Overall, the music enhances the gaming experience, contributing to both the atmosphere and emotional engagement.
“The music is straight up from the movies and it helps sell that feeling of the Force in this game.”
“The soundtrack is as good as the movie's.”
“The attention to detail in this game is impeccable, from the music to the sound effects, everything feels authentic to the Star Wars universe.”
“So you get a constant bombardment of dramatic music but with average gameplay and really not the best cutscenes in a LEGO game.”
“Some of the musical score can get repetitive and annoying.”
“And when it's time to grind for 100%, just turn the in-game music to 0 and play your own music on Spotify to keep things lively.”
- stability178 mentions
- 13 % positive mentions
- 2 % neutral mentions
- 84 % negative mentions
The stability of "Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga" is generally inconsistent, with many players reporting various glitches, crashes, and freezes, particularly during gameplay and startup. While some users find the bugs to be minor or humorous, others describe significant issues that can hinder the experience, especially on modern systems. Overall, the game runs well on lower-end hardware, but players should be prepared for occasional instability and frustrating bugs.
“It runs great, and still stands up to today's standard in gaming.”
“I have encountered no glitches that affect the end result of the game.”
“Runs great on Windows 10 (64bit) and it is ultrawide friendly (2560x1080).”
“From game-breaking glitches to crashes and freezes, Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga is about as stable as a podracer built by Anakin Skywalker.”
“Game freezes when trying to play.”
“Unplayable buggy mess that can't run correctly on a modern computer.”
- grinding166 mentions
- 2 % positive mentions
- 15 % neutral mentions
- 83 % negative mentions
The grinding aspect of the game is widely criticized for being excessively tedious, particularly when attempting to achieve 100% completion, which often requires replaying each of the 36 levels multiple times. While some players find the nostalgic elements and cooperative gameplay enjoyable, many agree that the repetitive nature of the tasks can turn the experience into a chore, detracting from the overall fun. Overall, the game is recommended for fans of the franchise, but caution is advised for those who dislike grinding or tedious gameplay.
“You'll need a second life for grinding.”
“A bit grindy sometimes.”
“Unlike other LEGO games, such as LEGO Indiana Jones, the puzzles are not tedious and not required for progression.”
“Playing every level 4 times over is tedious as shit.”
“Don't go for 100%, it's a tedious chore.”
“To give you an idea of how tedious it is, you have to play through all 36 levels at least 4 times each.”
- optimization104 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 46 % neutral mentions
- 29 % negative mentions
The game's optimization has received mixed reviews, with many players experiencing significant performance issues such as stuttering, lag, and inconsistent frame rates, particularly on NVIDIA graphics cards. While some users report smooth gameplay on older systems, others struggle with crashes and graphical bugs, indicating that optimization appears to be an afterthought. Overall, while the game can run well on certain setups, many players recommend caution and suggest potential fixes for those encountering issues.
“The game runs fantastically and I've yet to find a PC of mine that cannot run it; it's greatly optimized and allows for great customization of settings, including the controls.”
“All in all, it runs smoothly on even the weakest of systems, there's few annoying glitches, and you get a lot of bang for your buck, especially if you've never played either of the Lego Star Wars games that came before this.”
“As for performance, I'm getting 60fps 100% of the time in-game at 1920x1080, but when there are cutscenes, I've noticed there are frame drops occurring, but they come back to 60fps.”
“Lego Star Wars, for all its charm, is an extremely unbalanced, unfun, unoptimized mess of bad game design and weird decisions.”
“I have had an issue with constant stuttering, and it's not my rig, as I am far beyond the requirements for the game.”
“There are unfortunately issues with stability and performance on the PC versions.”
- emotional80 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The emotional aspect of the game is widely praised, with many players expressing that it evokes strong feelings, often leading to tears during pivotal moments. Reviewers highlight the deep character development, nostalgic connections, and impactful storytelling that resonate with both childhood memories and current experiences. Overall, the game is described as a masterpiece that successfully blends humor, drama, and emotional depth, making it a memorable and cathartic experience for players.
“This game is a masterpiece, the ending made me cry.”
“The story never misses a beat, I cried when I had to play episode 3 part 6, the character development is deep, I will never forget this game.”
“This game is full of incredibly crafted emotional moments, most of which I ended up losing 53% of my body's water due to excessive crying.”
- atmosphere20 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 30 % neutral mentions
- 20 % negative mentions
The atmosphere of LEGO Star Wars is characterized by a unique blend of humor and action, setting it apart from more serious adaptations. Players appreciate the warm, engaging environment created by the game's visuals and soundtrack, although some find the combat and overall atmosphere can become repetitive. The humorous elements, such as quirky death sounds, contribute to a lighthearted experience that enhances the game's playability.
“The ability to find humor in the midst of battles and dramatic scenes fosters a unique atmosphere that distinguishes Lego Star Wars from other more serious video game adaptations.”
“In Lego Star Wars, the humorous death sounds cultivate a more positive atmosphere.”
“Atmosphere is 'warm' and you just want to play and play when starting this game, at least I did.”
“Without the soundtrack, the game would be devoid of most of the Star Wars atmosphere, with only the iconic lightsaber and blaster sounds to back it up.”
“The customization felt a bit 'meh', and the combat and overall atmosphere felt repetitive and boring.”
“Atmosphere, gameplay, all that, are the definition of this type of genre.”
- monetization18 mentions
- 17 % positive mentions
- 67 % neutral mentions
- 17 % negative mentions
The game is praised for its lack of monetization, featuring no microtransactions or in-app purchases, allowing players to enjoy the full experience without additional costs. Reviewers appreciate that all content is available upon purchase, reminiscent of earlier console versions, making it a family-friendly option without the typical monetization pitfalls seen in modern games. Overall, it is seen as a return to a more straightforward and enjoyable gaming experience.
“But don't expect to be bombarded with monetization left, right, and center here. Oh no, you just play the lovable game franchise in its truest and most innocent form!”
“If you played this anywhere else, being console (Xbox/PS2) or on iOS, this is the same game as those versions except unlike the mobile version, everything is available right away (no in-app purchases after episode 1).”
“Wtf are you thinking about, just buy it, complete it, and recreate scenes from the movie. This is an example of an excellent game: no DLC, no microtransactions, and fun for the family and for everyone.”
“If you're asking, yes, buying this game has every in-app purchase bought.”
“Nowadays every new Star Wars film is its own LEGO game with a season pass and microtransactions.”
“If you played this anywhere else, being console (Xbox/PS2) or on iOS, this is the same game as those versions except unlike the mobile version everything is available right away (no in-app purchases after episode 1).”
- character development14 mentions
- 14 % positive mentions
- 64 % neutral mentions
- 21 % negative mentions
Reviewers praise the character development for its depth and emotional impact, highlighting memorable moments that resonate strongly with players. The authenticity of character designs and classic elements enhances the overall experience, making it a standout feature of the game.
“The story never misses a beat, I cried when I had to play episode 3 part 6, the character development is deep, I will never forget this game.”
“1★ = character design”
“The character development.”
“Deep character development.”
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