Of course, the big question with regards to this Switch version in particular is does it run ok? Can Nintendo’s hybrid console handle all of this hot Jedi action without melting like so much Mustafarian lava in your hands? Well, we’re very pleased to say, it does a stand-up job. Yep, it’s that good.Ĭaptured on Nintendo Switch (Handheld/Undocked) It’s a Star Wars fan’s fever dream and, for our Galactic Credits at least, the very best Lego game this developer has made to date. TT Games has served up a spectacular re-treading of the three trilogies here, combining fast and frantic campaign missions that bounce from set-piece to set-piece as they take in all the big moments from the movies, and a huge open world that’s absolutely stuffed to the gills with secrets, puzzles and exploration to dig into in your downtime. However, after just a handful of minutes - yes, minutes - with Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, well… we were completely hooked in and ready to savour every moment of this epic space adventure once more.
Indeed, as we sat down to boot up this latest Lego Star Wars adventure, we couldn’t help but wonder if we were particularly up for diving into this universe from scratch all over again.
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More Star Wars? Really? We wouldn’t blame you in the slightest if your reaction to more Star Wars, whether it be of the film, TV series or video game variety, was somewhat apathetic at this stage given the sheer amount of it we’ve had thrown at us in recent years.
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