LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga (2007)
LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga is a 2007 platform video game made by Robosoft Technologies and Traveller's Tales.
All six original Star Wars films, rebuilt in plastic bricks and played mostly for laughs. This collection folds the first two LEGO Star Wars games into one package covering the prequels and the classic trilogy, retold without dialogue through cheerful mime and sight gags. You smash the scenery into studs, snap together bridges and vehicles, and swap among hundreds of unlockable characters, each with its own trick. Built for two players side by side, it is gentle enough for kids and stuffed with enough hidden extras to keep a completionist busy for a long while.
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What is LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga about?
All six original Star Wars films, rebuilt in plastic bricks and played mostly for laughs. This collection folds the first two LEGO Star Wars games into one package covering the prequels and the classic trilogy, retold without dialogue through cheerful mime and sight gags. You smash the scenery into studs, snap together bridges and vehicles, and swap among hundreds of unlockable characters, each with its own trick. Built for two players side by side, it is gentle enough for kids and stuffed with enough hidden extras to keep a completionist busy for a long while.
When was LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga released?
LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga was released on 6 November 2007.
Who made LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga?
LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga was made by Robosoft Technologies, Traveller's Tales and LucasArts.
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A few thoughts on LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
The same brick-built comedy runs through the animated specials LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy and LEGO Star Wars: All-Stars, which trade the controller for short cartoons packed with the same characters, vehicles, and slapstick. Both are easy next stops for a young fan who finished the game and wants a little more of that plastic galaxy.
More LEGO Star Wars to watch and read
The Complete Saga tells all six films through silent slapstick, so it plays like a cartoon you control. If that brick humor lands, these keep the plastic minifigures going: two animated LEGO Star Wars series, a Pixar brick crossover, and a visual dictionary that catalogs the galaxy the games gleefully smash into studs.
Beginner-friendly action adventures to start with
LEGO Star Wars is many players' first real game: gentle checkpoints, no game-over dread, endless characters to try. These share that welcoming streak while raising the ambition, from Zelda's open Hyrule to Portal's brain-tickle puzzles and Uncharted's blockbuster set pieces. Easy to enter, hard to put down, and none of them punish a curious newcomer.
Sprawling worlds packed with things to collect
Hundreds of unlockable characters and studs hidden in every corner make The Complete Saga a completionist's playground. These vast worlds run on the same itch, rewarding players who poke at every ledge and side path, whether that means Skyrim's dungeons, the Witcher's monster contracts, or Red Dead's slow-burning frontier full of secrets.
Story-driven blockbusters with cinematic action
The Complete Saga is spectacle first, retelling epic space battles as toy-box theater. For grown-up versions of that movie-you-play feeling, these deliver the big cinematic swings: Uncharted's globe-trotting stunts, God of War's mythic brawls, and Mass Effect's space opera. All the popcorn thrills, aimed at players ready for a heavier story.