Mmmm Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, PERFECT it is.
Just buy it already DEW IT!

pretty mid, play the old ones

Empty world I think ill play lego clone wars instead

Not as much charm as the original, but it's fun.

I preordered this game
Not worth the AAA price AT ALL, this game although looking good for a LEGO game is piss easy, and it's a LEGO GAME. When I complain about a Lego game being too easy, that's a bad sign. Combat sucks, puzzles suck, dlc is a scam. Plus this game was dropped and then was immediately abandoned.

Really disappointing, never though a lego game would sadden me.

Frankly, this is the strangest Lego game ever made.

I'd heard some divisive stuff in the past when this game was new so I waited until a sale on the Galactic Edition, played it for a few hours and here's my ultimate judgment: this game is not very good.

Skywalker Saga feels the need to throw in a bunch of random ♥♥♥♥ into the game to give it more depth, which I guess is a noble effort, but at the same time, it's a Lego game. Why is there a skill tree and a combo system that rarely sees any real use? Plus the different classes just seem so pointless for the most part. Scavengers? Okay, sure.

1100-whatever-the-♥♥♥♥ Kyber Bricks is downright laughable. I'd rather get all the Korok seeds in Tears of the Kingdom; at least most of those "puzzles" are just lifting a conspicuous rock or putting said conspicuous rock in a ring of other rocks. You use these Kyber Bricks to upgrade your skill trees which, like I said earlier, seems so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pointless. I understand skill trees in RPGs and other similar games, but in this game, it just feels restrictive. It creates problems that you're expected to grind resources for and fix later. Not to mention there's a general skill tree and then a skill tree for every class of characters, which there's like 10 or 12 of. It wouldn't be so bad if the open world missions weren't so bland, boring, and greatly varying in quality.

Speaking of which, the open world. This again just feels like TT Games was like, "well, most modern games nowadays are open world, so let's make this game open world," except it doesn't add any depth to the exploration. It creates such an overwhelming world that I genuinely just didn't feel like exploring, which is something I do a TON of in other Lego games. The amount of exploring I DID do though was just monotonous and aggravating.

And finally, my absolute biggest gripe -- the levels. Why in the fresh hell are most of the levels just walking and talking to some guy? And even when you do get to some sort of action, the level is over in two minutes. It doesn't feel like I did anything. There's no puzzles and there's hardly any building in this LEGO GAME. To compare, in my personal favorite Lego game, Marvel Superheroes, each level is around half an hour long, give or take 5 minutes. There's plenty of puzzles, depth, and the Minikits are well hidden for the most part. Not every level is a slam dunk and that's to be expected, but in this game, I felt absolutely nothing playing through the levels. I did the thing, did it right, and that was the end of it. You could beat a level in this game in the same amount of time it takes to tie your shoes. It's just depressing.

Overall, if you're looking for the best Lego Star Wars experience, look toward the Complete Saga. Even as old as that game is, the levels are engaging, fun, and have genuine depth and good secrets. Characters don't feel like cut-and-pastes, except for the obvious ones like droids and troopers. The vehicle levels kinda blow but hey, at least there's fun to be had afterwards. Can't say the same with this game.

TL;DR

Pros:
+ Graphics are great
+ Interesting ideas

Cons:
- Levels are abysmal
- Loads of unnecessary content to pad length and play time
- Open world is bloated
- Lots of unnecessary characters and none of them are Darth Revan (caped AND capeless Qui-Gon Jinn?! Sign me up.)

3/10

Easy and forgettable, drop the price and then maybe its worth it.

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sooo good

VERY NICE!