As bad as this game can get we must respect it for having an insane character roaster, never in my life would I have thought I'd be able to play as Wuher.
If there's one thing people know about this game it's the fact that it's one of the glitchiest and unpolished Lego game ever made, you could say that the GBA games are unpolished but they are just oddball release and doesn't try to play like a lego game, unlike this one which just feels like a miserable lego experience.
It does play like your average Lego game since it has very different missions from its console counterpart which is expected from a DS port but the weirdest fact about this game is that it's also completely different from the DS version of the Complete Saga which was released a year after this game, and I'm glad they reworked the entire thing.
Most of the levels are a confusing mess with barebone and borderline confusing puzzles at times, they tend to mix up some stages where two console stages just become one since each episode has 5 stages instead of 6.
If there's anything worth noting about this game would be the whacky extra content, talking about extras there are a whole lot of unique extras in this game with a unique gimmick where you can touch a button on the touchscreen to add hats to your character a bit like how they did it in the console version with the machines, I kinda wish the console version had a hat menu now.
This game has a room for bounty missions like the console version but I think it's some local coop stuff and good luck figuring out what this is all about since nobody is gonna play that with you. The mini-kits work like how they did in Lego Star Wars 3 even though this port was released before that game so I guess they took this idea from this awful game, so instead of unlocking a useless stage in the original game here each minikit turns into a playable character which is a good incentive to replay the stage, I wonder why only two lego games did this it's really smart everyone loves new secret characters.
And you get one last secret for getting all true Jedi in each stage and it also uses a different name than true Jedi it's dumb, anyway it's just a big "sandbox map" (it's called sandbox) and it's pretty much just a developer test map and they thought "here's a nice reward, unfinished content" and I guess that was their real mindset when making this game, they just thought 'let's release this game unfinished!" and I had no idea TT games had the balls to release such dogshit.
Don't play this game it's just bad, it's fine if you are curious as it's pretty short but curiosity is what got me into playing this thing and it sucked.
If there's one thing people know about this game it's the fact that it's one of the glitchiest and unpolished Lego game ever made, you could say that the GBA games are unpolished but they are just oddball release and doesn't try to play like a lego game, unlike this one which just feels like a miserable lego experience.
It does play like your average Lego game since it has very different missions from its console counterpart which is expected from a DS port but the weirdest fact about this game is that it's also completely different from the DS version of the Complete Saga which was released a year after this game, and I'm glad they reworked the entire thing.
Most of the levels are a confusing mess with barebone and borderline confusing puzzles at times, they tend to mix up some stages where two console stages just become one since each episode has 5 stages instead of 6.
If there's anything worth noting about this game would be the whacky extra content, talking about extras there are a whole lot of unique extras in this game with a unique gimmick where you can touch a button on the touchscreen to add hats to your character a bit like how they did it in the console version with the machines, I kinda wish the console version had a hat menu now.
This game has a room for bounty missions like the console version but I think it's some local coop stuff and good luck figuring out what this is all about since nobody is gonna play that with you. The mini-kits work like how they did in Lego Star Wars 3 even though this port was released before that game so I guess they took this idea from this awful game, so instead of unlocking a useless stage in the original game here each minikit turns into a playable character which is a good incentive to replay the stage, I wonder why only two lego games did this it's really smart everyone loves new secret characters.
And you get one last secret for getting all true Jedi in each stage and it also uses a different name than true Jedi it's dumb, anyway it's just a big "sandbox map" (it's called sandbox) and it's pretty much just a developer test map and they thought "here's a nice reward, unfinished content" and I guess that was their real mindset when making this game, they just thought 'let's release this game unfinished!" and I had no idea TT games had the balls to release such dogshit.
Don't play this game it's just bad, it's fine if you are curious as it's pretty short but curiosity is what got me into playing this thing and it sucked.