LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars

1. hareloco

   May 27, 2011

   10

   Another great LEGO game. This one even takes things up a notch by adding RTS elements such as building barracks and turrets. I also love theAnother great LEGO game. This one even takes things up a notch by adding RTS elements such as building barracks and turrets. I also love the Venator interior as the setting for accessing the levels and the way you unlock access to more and more of the ship. A very fun game.… Expand

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2. Patriotsman12

   Jun 3, 2011

   10

   This is a great game. Its great for both casual and hardcore gamers. The lack of online co-op hurts the game, but overall its a great game.This is a great game. Its great for both casual and hardcore gamers. The lack of online co-op hurts the game, but overall its a great game. This is a must buy for any Star Wars fan.… Expand

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4. FELIX_123409

   May 20, 2023

   9

   Ist das Beste lego star wars game leider nur 9 nicht 10 punkte weil ich die grafik nicht gut finde aber sonst das Beste lego star wars game

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5. SirSoil

   Feb 26, 2020

   8

   After the success of the first Lego Star Wars Game the dev team decide to make yet another lego Star Wars game but this time it’s about, theAfter the success of the first Lego Star Wars Game the dev team decide to make yet another lego Star Wars game but this time it’s about, the clone wars tv show. The game takes place after episode 2 and focuses on the clone wars era, the levels are represented well but sometimes feel boring and repetitive. The character selection is great but most of the characters have the same powers, also the hub areas are unique you go to the good guys ship and the bad guys ship. However what’s inside their ship is boring nothing special really. But the space battles and the ships available are what makes this game good. The space battles are so much fun and it represents Star Wars very well, almost all the ships available are unique and are fun to use. Overall the game offers a great character selection well made levels that feel boring at times hub areas that have nothing to them and amazing space battles that can be enjoyed for hours. (3/5 Good Give It A Try)… Expand

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6. mikesgold2K

   May 16, 2023

   8

   solidna dawka klockowej rozróby w odległej galaktyce, niektóre eksperymenty z formułą trafione, inne mniej, jednak nadaj w moc jest silna wsolidna dawka klockowej rozróby w odległej galaktyce, niektóre eksperymenty z formułą trafione, inne mniej, jednak nadaj w moc jest silna w tym tytule… Expand

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7. cameronrules36

   Sep 12, 2011

   7

   Last week, I purchased LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars for the PS3. It took me about 5 days and 25 hours of gameplay to complete the gameLast week, I purchased LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars for the PS3. It took me about 5 days and 25 hours of gameplay to complete the game fully, including 100% on-game completion and the platinum trophy (my first platinum). Now I bring you my review, the first review for the shoulders of Firey Vengeance blog, in both video and written form. Lego Star Wars III costs only $49.99 new at gamestop, a $10 downgrade from most other newly released PS3 games. This is both good and bad news. While it does allow many more to access the game easier, it also shows a considerable downgrade in the confidence TT Games have with their series. Still, the upcoming release of LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean shows that TT are relentless and diverse in the production of their games. I hope that LEGO Pirates does well in its own right, but today I'm here to talk about LEGO Star Wars III (Although it is actually the fourth in the series, technically). LSW3 is a giant step forward from the previous LEGO games, and a small nudge forward from last year's excellent LEGO Harry Potter (Expect a sequel 3rd or 4th quarter). While the ability to design customized levels and any online option are omitted, other new features bring the game forward in a new and improved direction. The first new thing I noticed about LSW3 is that it is abundant in content. Dozens of characters, including all of your favorites from the TV show, some returning characters from the movies (you unlock characters such as Vader and even Vader's Apprentice from collecting all the mini kits on a level) , and the ability to make your own custom characters, up to 18. Also, there is a giant boost level-wise. This time around, levels are bigger, more difficult (especially on the true-jedi front, if you don't get score x2), and, unlike some of the abominations of levels filling the blasphemy of a tribute in LEGO Indiana Jones 2, more true to the series. The cutscenes capture and lighten some of the great moments from the series, and, as a rare watcher of the show, make those who haven't had the chance to see the show more curious of the actually, pretty good series. In addition, a new mode, named "Assault" has been added. This mode is reminiscent of Star Wars Battlefront's galactic conquest mode. Although not as long-lived, completionists and those looking for an extra challenge will have their time taken up capturing bases (Basically command posts, except captured slightly differently), destroying statues of Yoda and Grievous, and building escape pods. There are a bunch of these missions, too many to count, and they are available as both republic and separatist campaigns. While fulfilling (and a requirement to get that prestigious gold brick collecting trophy), these levels are extremely repetitive and tedious, and take up hours of time better used when playing story levels. Another refreshing feature is the great new ability to both fly starships and walk on land in two levels. The main hub of the game is ridiculously over-done this time around. You can travel between two ships, the republic and separatist ships, and visit countless numbers of rooms. Some can only be unlocked by collecting a certain amount of gold bricks, which are rewarded when you complete, get true-jedi, or get all minikits on a level, and when you complete a bounty hunter mission or assault mission. the game isn't particularly hard, especially now that the red bricks are much easier to get (you don't even have to pay for something if you type in the code for it, and you'll still get the collect all red-brick trophy). Still, it's more difficult than previous games. Also, there are gold brick missions to do in between the two hub ships, where you can fly vehicles. All that's really left to talk about are the graphics, which are awesome. It's 10 times more HD that the previous lego games, and the lighting effects are superb. The game is almost completely glitch-free, although I had to restart my PS3 a couple times since there was so much content on the screen at once (they can now have like 500 characters on screen at once). Sound-wise, nothing much has changed, except for the addition of terrible elevator music on the republic HUB ship and awesome elevator music on the separatists HUB ship. The camera is not different from that of LEGO Harry Potter, and is pretty solid, at least in comparison to LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga. Overall, LSW3: The Clone Wars is a solid game, and a vast improvement over it's predecessors, especially in content amount. There are still improvements to be made, but TT Games have definitely taken the right step.… Expand

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8. KitkatChunky

   Aug 15, 2015

   2

   Only Lego game I have never finished as it just did not hold my interest like the Starwars Complete Saga Lego game. Could have done so muchOnly Lego game I have never finished as it just did not hold my interest like the Starwars Complete Saga Lego game. Could have done so much better with it.… Expand

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