Gameplay 7
The great thing about Lego Star Wars is that you can easily pick up and play, and makes initial gameplay very fun. But soon you'll find the difficulty not posing a problem at all, as whenever you die, you instantly respawn to the exact location, which makes the already easy bots to kill, that much easier, which makes gameplay at some parts more of a chore then anything.
Story 7.5
It follows the Star Wars storyline amazingly well, it just lacks depth. Though there is no voice acting, the comedy within Lego Star Wars can be hilarious, which arguably makes up for it.
Graphics 7
The Lego characters do look stylish, and resembles real Lego blocks very well. But the lack of detail, which was done on purpose I would imagine, still makes 7 the maximum score it can achieve in this category.
Multiplayer 6
It does have multiplayer, but it's very limited. You can play with a friend online, and play out the story as you wish, but the real fun to be had is by hooking up another controller and playing with a friend next to you. I would actually recommend doing this, as it's the most fun that can be had out of this game.
Length 8
Thanks to being the last two, rather short, Lego Star Wars games combined, you can get a reasonable 7-8 hours out of playing through the storyline alone. There is a lot of re-playability to be had, with tasks such as finding hidden vehicle blocks and collecting a certain amount of Lego pieces, throughout each level, among other harder tasks.
It's a fun game, though that may lack challenge and depth, has a brilliant charm, hilarious cutscenes and fun co-op play to make up for it, which earns Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga a solid 2.5 stars.
The great thing about Lego Star Wars is that you can easily pick up and play, and makes initial gameplay very fun. But soon you'll find the difficulty not posing a problem at all, as whenever you die, you instantly respawn to the exact location, which makes the already easy bots to kill, that much easier, which makes gameplay at some parts more of a chore then anything.
Story 7.5
It follows the Star Wars storyline amazingly well, it just lacks depth. Though there is no voice acting, the comedy within Lego Star Wars can be hilarious, which arguably makes up for it.
Graphics 7
The Lego characters do look stylish, and resembles real Lego blocks very well. But the lack of detail, which was done on purpose I would imagine, still makes 7 the maximum score it can achieve in this category.
Multiplayer 6
It does have multiplayer, but it's very limited. You can play with a friend online, and play out the story as you wish, but the real fun to be had is by hooking up another controller and playing with a friend next to you. I would actually recommend doing this, as it's the most fun that can be had out of this game.
Length 8
Thanks to being the last two, rather short, Lego Star Wars games combined, you can get a reasonable 7-8 hours out of playing through the storyline alone. There is a lot of re-playability to be had, with tasks such as finding hidden vehicle blocks and collecting a certain amount of Lego pieces, throughout each level, among other harder tasks.
It's a fun game, though that may lack challenge and depth, has a brilliant charm, hilarious cutscenes and fun co-op play to make up for it, which earns Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga a solid 2.5 stars.