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Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga

Makabb

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Probably the best Star Wars game we can get currently :M
 

Curratum

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20 freeroam planets, all 9 movies at 5 missions per movie for 45 playable levels / missions in the structured (?) campaigns. To compare, Lego LOTR had 17 or 18 missions, I forget which one.

My son has been playing the Lego Hobbit, LotR and Lego City Undercover, aka Pre-schooler's First GTA, and the games are actually surprisingly fun, I get to play too as he needs help with some of the missions, etc. and I've enjoyed them a lot. It's all goofy humor but it's surprisingly well-written for what it is.
 

Citizen

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I have never understood lego games

I played the original one (about the prequel episodes) on PC on release, and later cooped the "complete" 6-episodes edition on Wii with younger cousins, both were fun. Gameplay-wise they remind me of the 3D rayman games on PC, a mix of classic platformer + gimmicky combat + SECRETS SECRETS SECRETS. But with split screen CO-OP!

There're huge levels filled with secrets and references and A LOT of characters, most of which are just cosmetically diffferent, but some of them are used to get secrets (droids open doors, jedi move stuff around, stormtroopers pass security and so on). Most of the missions are very easy, because there're lots of checkpoints and you can retry as many times as you need, but some levels of the original PC release were pretty hardcore (Episode I pod-racing :argh:)
 

oldmanpaco

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Not a lot of co-op games for younger kids on Steam so the lego games fill the void. My kids liked the Clone Wars one, Batman 3, Avengers, and Undercover best. this one might be the first one I buy full price though.

And that pod racing level sucks.
 

Wyatt_Derp

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I have never understood lego games

LEGOs teach engineering and mechanical skills. LEGO video games teach... uh... good hand-eye coordination?

So the future doesn't need human engineers or mechanics. It does need drone pilots. Lots and lots of 'em.

And DHS employees.

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Tehdagah

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I have never understood lego games
I have never understood lego games

I played the original one (about the prequel episodes) on PC on release, and later cooped the "complete" 6-episodes edition on Wii with younger cousins, both were fun. Gameplay-wise they remind me of the 3D rayman games on PC, a mix of classic platformer + gimmicky combat + SECRETS SECRETS SECRETS. But with split screen CO-OP!

There're huge levels filled with secrets and references and A LOT of characters, most of which are just cosmetically diffferent, but some of them are used to get secrets (droids open doors, jedi move stuff around, stormtroopers pass security and so on). Most of the missions are very easy, because there're lots of checkpoints and you can retry as many times as you need, but some levels of the original PC release were pretty hardcore (Episode I pod-racing :argh:)
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