Customer Ratings & Reviews

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the most creative, well-paced, and fun LEGO game in years. Developer Traveler's Tales always displays a keen love and affection for its source material, but with this take on the most recent Star Wars movie, it tells an entertaining story that pays wonderful tribute to Episode VII through a slew of smart puzzles and unique characters. Unlike the disjointed storytelling in the disappointing LEGO Marvel’s Avengers, The Force Awakens uses dialogue from the film effectively. The story of Rey, Finn, and company follows the same path as the movie, while also throwing in a bunch of really clever gags and goofs. Whether you're wandering through the ruins of Maz Kanada’s castle, overhearing some weird creatures talk about where they’re going to drink next, and having one of them suggest his old watering hole on Tatooine will leave a big grin on your face. It even handles heavy events, like the death of a beloved character, with a solid dose of humor and charm. That is what a LEGO game should be like. The Deluxe Edition includes an outer box with a holographic cover, and within you get the game pack, plus the Season Pass DLC slip, the Empire Strikes Back DLC slip, and a physical LEGO Finn mini-figure!

I've played all the Lego Star Wars games and Lego Marvel Super Heroes and I can safely say that if you liked those, you'll probably like this one as well. I certainly do, though since the game focuses on the repetitive and unoriginal plot of the Force Awakens movie, the levels suffer as a result. Let's just say that an entire level of exploring Maz Kanata's castle and another level of helping Leia clean up the Resistance base does not make for thrilling gameplay. Main story aside, the amount of SW characters, ships, and collectibles makes up for a lackluster campaign. The side missions are fun, the humor is of course on point and the game feels like a love letter to the source material without it feeling like cynical pandering *cough*like the movie*cough*. The deluxe edition's presentation is gorgeous, and the Finn lego figure inside is a nice treat. I'm glad I went for this edition. On the gameplay end, it's fun if you know what you're getting into. My game has frozen about 4 times though so idk if that's just my copy or if that's a more common thing. It's a good game but for me, it's not great.

The first thing we noticed were the graphics...they really stepped it up. The gameplay seemed a bit different, a bit more challenging in some aspects, which is great. Hoping that there aren't many bugs like many of their other games.

This game does a spectacular job of adapting The Force Awakens. Every scene from the movie is represented in either a cutscene or a level. All the actors returned to reprise their roles. That means new lines from Rey, Finn, Poe, Kylo Ren, Han Solo, Leah, and Captain Phasma. The only negative is the innitial load time is pretty long, and some of the bonus levels are kinda small. You also can't play free play in the hub worlds until you finish the game. All the new gameplay additions are fun, and the charcter annimations are fantastic. From Kylo Ren pulling an enemy in close to slash them up, to Palpatine doing his lunging spin move he uses in Revenge of the Sith. You can tell these guys are fans.

Great addition to the Lego Star Wars franchise with tons of characters to choose from and decent amount of content to explore, this is a fun and enjoyable star was gaming experience that anyone can enjoy!

My little brother and sister loved this game. It has hours upon hours of game play so i would recommend this game for giving kids a game that wont be bored with in 10 minutes

We own all the previous Lego Video Games and wen I first heard about this game I was wondering... "How in the heck are they going to fill up a whole game with just one movie?" Most of these games cover more than one movie and/or have original content/extensive free play to fill out the game. I'm glad to report my kids enjoy it and there are a bunch of side missions. The vehicle stages are the best yet. When they first introduced vehicle stages back in Lego Marvel back in 2013, the flying/moving/driving game mechanics left much to be desired in terms of ease of control which drove our family crazy. It's a lot easier and more natural to control movements now. They recorded new diaglogue for this which was cool... but for me at least.. the traditional Lego humor has been turned down for this one.. which is a disappointment. Overall.. the kids had and continue to have a blast playing this game, so go ahead and get this.

awesome game. lots of fun for hours, any star wars fan will love this

This has been one of my favorite Lego games so far. Mission were fun. Getting all gold bricks felt like less of a slog than many of the other Lego games (and I have played almost all of them.) There were some new additions to the mechanics, such as blaster battles and multi-builds. Blaster battles play out like an over the shoulder, 3rd person shooter for portions of the game where you are required to take out many enemies. Multi-builds are areas where you can choose how you want to build bricks and figures into many puzzle-solving areas that I found mostly entertaining. The only thing that kept me from giving it 5 stars was some bugs, like game freezing and having to restart the game to get missions to appear. These type of issues seem like they are in every Lego game. But overall a great game.

Bought this for my grandson he really likes it. We both like the Lego games. It's fun to do the different chapters to find all the different characters and unlocking the different vehicles.

Fun game, good story. Main Story was a bit short IMO, but it can only do so much with the movie. the additional stories of gameplay make up for it.

The voice overs are on point, the humor is there just like the Lego games of the past. Great time sink with a ton of unlock able content.

Typical fun Lego game, maybe even the best yet. Only complaint is that it seems to freeze and restart a lot more than most games do.

My 5 year old loves the lego games. He will put many hours into this one. Star Wars is fun to play.

Lego produced another fun game about the latest installment in the SW series. You can chose to fly through the game or collect every hidden item. Some of the puzzles are new and the focus of teamwork is also involved. Wide variety of charactrers and mini quests. Taking the falcon for a ride through Jakku is a visually stunning level as well. Lego fallows through with humor as well so dads can enjoy some nastalgia.

Pretty good dame and the deluxe edition is worth it for all the content for a good price

no better combination than LEGOS and star wars. my kids enjoy this one!

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is a really solid LEGO title. Considering that we won't have Marvel or Star Wars characters in LEGO Dimensions for the foreseeable future, titles like this are our only way to play as our favorite characters from these franchises in LEGO form. If you enjoy any of the LEGO games, this is a very worthwhile investment.

Most of you have probably played a Lego game by now so you know what you're getting into. It's a family friendly, funny, and enjoyable game that takes you through the world of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. I'd rate this one pretty high up on my list of favorites for Lego games and the multiplayer really makes for a fun time with the family

I bought this game for my young boys. They seem to really enjoy playing the game. This is very similar to the old Lego Star Wars games so it can be played either casually or you can try to find all of the hidden Lego pieces and unlock all of the characters. I was surprised by how good the graphics look compared to the old Lego games.