NO GAPER BINGZOID=NO GOOD REVIEW.

When I downloaded this game, I expected it to work. But in reality, the application couldn't create a d3d device. I tried everything to fix it but nothing worked. Would not advise buying. Waste of money.

Negative review until achievements are added to the Steam version of the game.

It starts but its only a black window and doesn`t load

My Playtime: 14.7h (finished the story game, no side content finished)

LEGO® Star Wars™: The Complete Saga is a LEGO® series that tells the short summaries of the six Star Wars™ movies. It has 36 main levels in total with a lot of side content to be played.

Pros:
- A lot of characters to use with their unique ability
- Replay levels in the free-play mode to explore areas that you can't reach in the story mode
- A lot of side content

Cons:
- Camera rotation can screw you up
- Endless enemies that keep on spawning to waste your time
- Confusing progression
- Most puzzles are geared for co-op play

Specs
Intel Core i5-9300H 2.40GHz, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650

No.
The endless enemies that spawn in an area, the waiting time before you can pick up dropped coins—everything feels like eating your playtime.

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LEGO® blocks are used to portray both character and environment. It doesn't mean that the character has no expression, though. The facial expressions are used to portray what's happening most of the time, especially since the story doesn't use any words. And that's good enough for a children's game.

The story is mostly told without words. There will be a long text at the beginning of each level to tell the context of the episode, then some cutscenes at the beginning and the end of the chapter. The story was portrayed in a lighthearted tone, often comical.

As someone who hasn't watched any Star Wars™ movies, it feels as if I'm given a very brief summary of the story. I didn't feel invested in the characters nor understand the story in detail, but I still laughed at some scenes.

Gameplay
LEGO® Star Wars™: The Complete Saga is an action-adventure game. You must play the story mode at the beginning before you can unlock the free play and challenge levels in each chapter. The story mode will retell what happened in the movie with you having to move around based on the context given in each chapter.

Progression is mostly linear, but sometimes it can be confusing to figure out how to progress. It's either you forgetting your partner's ability or the game hid objects that are vital to the progression too well. I felt like getting stuck at each level at least once due to how vague it is.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3403781879

Double jump tends to not work. There are several character types, and only certain characters can double jump. However, this tends to fail when you try to double-jump close to the ledge. It becomes a nightmare when combined with the awful camera that doesn't allow you to see your footing.

Yes, the camera doesn't work well either. It seems to have a set setting in the position, mostly only guiding you forward. You almost have to travel blind when you backtrack since the camera will only show your character's face and not the one in front of you. Rotating the camera can only be done several millimeters from the default camera position, which tends not to help.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1805643880

A lot of the levels are designed for second replays. You'll find a lot of areas that are not accessible unless you use certain characters, which are either not available yet or not available in the story mode. This discourages you from exploring everything in detail in your first playthrough, especially with how slow the character is. The default characters tend to have a very small magnet range, forcing you to wait after you destroy something, even after you already stand in front of the object. Moreover, you need to wait until the coins drop to the ground, and most of the time, you won't have enough time to pick them all.

Puzzles are mostly designed for co-op play. You'll see a lot of areas that require two people to do something. While the AI does the other person's work when this happens, sometimes they only do this after you progress in the game, leaving you with more confusion.

Combat
Combat is so-so. While it's great that you can deflect bullets with your lightsaber, you need to time it. And enemies come in droves, so you'll most likely spam your attack button, hoping to either hit someone or deflect it. This wastes too much time on battles, especially when enemies keep on coming endlessly.

The endless enemies are too annoying. There are a lot of times when you need to do something while facing an endless amount of enemies. I hate these levels since it feels like a cheap way to eat up your playtime.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3371497244

Boss fights tend to be similar. You jump and attack the enemy until it's down, and use your power whenever an enemy is throwing you an item. Or you switch to another character to strike whenever you are getting controlled. It might take some time to figure out these tactics, but it becomes repetitive once you know the hang of it.

I hate the friendly fire. I tend to destroy everything in my path, and you can't aim with a gun. You'll end up going back and forth hoping that the gun fires in the direction that you want. However, allies tend to be getting in your way, and your character ends up attacking them instead. I wish I could turn it off.

Length and Difficulty
I finished the story mode in 14.7h. Actually, there is still more side content in the game, but I got bored and didn't want to continue further. The game is easy as long as you know how to progress. Some parts might annoy you, but the game is pretty forgiving; you'll respawn in the same place even if you died.

LEGO® Star Wars™: The Complete Saga might be a nice game in the past, but it sure has aged. While I understand that the slowness at the beginning was caused by the lack of powerups that will be unlocked later in the game, the endless hordes of enemies turned me off. It felt like I was wasting my time for each minute that passed when I played it, especially when I had to face them. As such, I'm afraid I couldn't recommend the game.

episode 4 chapter 5 and 5 chapter 4 have bugged building so im softlocked gg wp

dont work

i lost my virginity to this game

I have a bad feeling about this

this game is a buggy mess of a game. this game need a update because i fell tho the ground 6 times on the 3rd level.