LEGO® Star Wars™ - The Complete Saga

This game has an atmosphere like no other. Start playing, and you keep going for hours. I remember playing the DS version of this and missing 15 assignments from school. Those were the days. Now I am playing the PC version and missing 15 days of work!

It's everything awesome about LSW 1 and LSW 2 in one game plus new stuff!!! Of course it's worth your time!

Who doesn't love the classics of LEGO Star Wars its worth a look at a great classic game for a more civilized age.

This game is incredibly charming and whimsical. I love it for that. And there are times when gameplay is light and easy. However, it has some serious problems that you need to know before buying or attempting to play. 1. Janky camera. You don't have full control of the camera and sometimes the camera does things that make it difficult to know what you're doing or where you are. 2. Janky controls. Things like large turn radiuses on the vehicles, one level where the up and down are switched for no reason, and different characters having slightly different jumps all adds up to sometimes the character doesn't do what you expect. 3. No ability to aim. Aiming in this game is non-existent. 4. Extremely repetitive. You have to play each stage/level multiple times to finish. There's story, free play, and the super story. That's three times, and the super story is just the story levels stringed together with a timer and stud goal. That said, I have two suggestions the help: The cantina has a place to enter cheat codes. Use a cheat code to enable invincibility and stud magnet. Buy them from the bar. You'll have to enable them each time you boot up the game, but it will make the game a great deal more enjoyable. Invincibility isn't really that. You can still die from falling off stuff or running into things. But you won't lose studs. Stud magnet means you don't have to get as close to the studs to get them. This will allow you to enjoy the puzzles, the whimsical cut scenes, and the fun of playing Darth Maul on the Tantive IV. Or seeing storm troopers wash windows. When C-3PO gets hit, he losses a limb. I've seen so much of one armed C-3PO that I thought he killed Dr. Kimble's wife. From a pure game play perspective, later Lego Games (like Lego Batman) are an improvement. However, this one is Star Wars. From a time when Star Wars was just six movies. And in that respect, it still feels fresh. Play it. Turn on the cheats and have at it.

it may be outdated but it sure as hell still holds up as one of the greatest lego games to date. The levles are better designed in many ways the the skywalker saga and the puzzles are great would higly recomend.

This is, in my opinion, one of the best and most nostalgic LEGO games ever made, and I believe many people feel the same since it was one of the first LEGO games most of us played. This version brings plenty of improvements and quality-of-life features while combining the two classic titles, LEGO Star Wars and LEGO Star Wars II, into one complete package. It's an honor to experience this masterpiece again with enhanced graphics and smoother gameplay. It truly makes me feel like I'm 11 years old all over again. 🥲

I have a lot of great memories of playing LEGO Star Wars II with my kids on the Xbox 360, so coming back to LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga felt like revisiting an old favorite. Running through all six episodes again was just plain fun, and the LEGO humor is on full display. I did notice a pretty clear jump in quality once I reached Episodes IV, V, and VI. Those levels felt more creative and interesting, and I found myself enjoying them a lot more than the first three episodes. Trying to reach 100 percent completion can definitely feel like a grind at times, and there were moments where the game started to wear me down a bit. Still, the charm of the game got me through it all. Even with the occasional frustration, this game still feels like a classic to me, and it holds up as a humorous, fun and nostalgic experience.