Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga

Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga is a compilation action-adventure game developed by Traveller's Tales and published by LucasArts, released for the Nintendo DS in 2009.

The game lets you play through the events of all six Star Wars films, reimagined with Lego's signature humor and brick-based environments. You'll control Jedi and other characters, using their specific skills to progress. For instance, you might wield a lightsaber to cut through obstacles or deflect blaster fire as a Jedi, or use a blaster rifle to shoot enemies and interact with specific targets. Force powers allow you to lift and move Lego objects to build bridges or clear paths, and sometimes to influence characters with a mind trick. Switching between characters is key, as one might have a skill the other lacks, like a droid's ability to activate certain panels or a Force-sensitive character's power to manipulate Lego studs.

Beyond combat and puzzle-solving, the Lego twist means you're constantly interacting with the environment. Destroying Lego objects yields studs, which are the game's currency, and finding hidden Minikits unlocks special collectibles. The narrative is presented with characteristic Lego humor, often poking fun at the source material through visual gags and slapstick. The game covers the entirety of the Skywalker saga, from the Podrace in Episode I to the final battle in Episode VI, all presented in a blocky, charming Lego aesthetic.

This version for the Nintendo DS brings the expansive Star Wars universe to a portable format, allowing players to experience the saga's story and gameplay on the go.