This Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga game review will cover the pros and cons of the latest LEGO game. We’ll talk about the new combat system, combining both melee and ranged combat. We’ll also touch on over-the-shoulder free aiming and helmets that fly off. Finally, we’ll discuss why this one-to-one retelling of the trilogy lacks the dynamic gameplay of its predecessors.

Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is a one-to-one retelling

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is available now for the PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Inverse has a review of the Xbox One version. You can find the PC version here. We are excited to play this one-on-one retelling of the saga. Those who don’t have this game yet should consider getting a copy.

This Lego game focuses on the first nine films in the original Star Wars trilogy. Unlike the previous LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga, Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is a one-to-one retelling of all nine films in the original trilogy. The game’s third-person view provides the player with a more immersive experience. And it has a great voice acting system.

It has a tighter perspective

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is a new video game that covers all of the mainline Star Wars movies. This game is not a compilation of previous Lego Star Wars games, but instead a complete reimagining of them. It includes several new features and controls, including a third-person perspective. This new perspective gives players a more immersive experience. In addition, you can use your lightsaber to fight opponents.

Combat is another major improvement in LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. While shooting is done from a third-person view, melee combat focuses on chaining different attacks. A new block ability allows Jedi to block, which is useful for boss battles. In addition, the tighter perspective helps the characters use their ranged weapons more effectively. This is an important aspect for those who like to slash through enemies without risking their health.

It lacks dynamic gameplay

While the Star Wars Skywalker Saga is filled with areas to explore, the overall game lacks dynamic gameplay. This is mostly because there aren’t any levels dedicated to the various spin-off movies or other characters, and there isn’t a lot of creative use of the different characters and mechanics. If you are a fan of the films, you may find this a disappointing lack, but it’s not enough to detract from the game’s overall quality.

The Skywalker Saga is visually stunning, with authentic sound effects and music. The gameplay is also fantastic, but it can struggle with the sheer weight of the content. The game isn’t the most challenging Lego game, but it’s still a lot of fun to play and offers some great humor. But the lack of dynamic gameplay may turn off some players. This game has a lot of potential to become a classic, and it’s one of the best-looking Lego games.

It rewards you for collecting collectibles

If you love to explore open world games, then you will enjoy playing the Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga game. This game lets you choose from any of the nine films from the Star Wars franchise, and you can play as one of more than 300 characters. You can play as Luke Skywalker, Anakin Skywalker, Qui-Gon Jinn, Chewbacca, Poe Dameron, or even Emperor Palpatine! You will also discover valuable artifacts and items by talking to people.

You will also be rewarded for collecting Kyber Bricks and other LEGO bits in the Skywalker Saga game. This has always been the case in Lego games. Collectibles can be found by solving puzzles and platforming. You can access the map by pressing the d-pad. While playing, you can change the map to view your current area and other places. While exploring a map, you can view the various items and choose how you want them displayed.

The Skywalker Saga is a new Star Wars game that has undergone a lengthy development. Like the movies, this game has expansive planets and the largest collectible hunt ever made. However, its short play time may deter some players from trying it out. While we love the Star Wars franchise, we’ve yet to find a good game that explores every aspect of its universe. 

While Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga doesn’t rival dedicated combat games, flight simulation games, and arcadey dogfighting games, it does expand the series’ scope and introduce new features. The game’s varied, large environments allow for a variety of gameplay options. There’s a lot of content to explore, but the game is short enough to make it easy to feel overwhelmed.