LEGO® Star Wars™ - The Complete Saga

Personally first played this game when I was much younger on the Wii, and to now be able to play at 2K 60 fps is an absolute joy. The gameplay is relaxing, simple, and casual enough that it can be played with anyone.

DO NOT 100% THIS GAME IT IS PAINFULLY TEDIOUS. The fact that you need to get true jedi, all minikits and collectibles, and challenges in every level results in a ton of backtracking, and as such extends the game at least 5 times over.

Its a classic cant go wrong still fun to this day

This game is great but WHAT IF TT made Lego Star Wars 1+2 Collection

It's a pretty fun LEGO Game for its age, but I don't recommend trying to get 100% completion, it's a tedious nightmare. It's more worth it trying to get 100% in the Later LEGO Star Wars games.

This is a great game. It is fun and very addictive if you do not have this game BUY IT NOW!!!

I love this game mainly because it is a classic! Would 100% recommend for any diehard Star Wars fans or anyone else who is looking for something to play which isn't too expensive.

LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga is everything I remember from my childhood and more. The nostalgia hit me hard when I fired it up again, and it felt like I was a kid again, playing through my favourite Star Wars movies in LEGO form for the first time. From the charming humour to the easy-to-pick-up gameplay, it’s the perfect blend of fun and nostalgia.

For anyone who never experienced it, this game is an absolute gem. Whether you’re a Star Wars fan or just looking for a lighthearted, casual game to play, this one has it all. You get to relive iconic moments from the entire Star Wars saga, but with the unique LEGO twist that makes everything feel fresh and hilarious. The puzzles are fun without being frustrating, and there’s always something new to discover. Plus, the co-op mode is a blast if you have someone to play with!

If you're looking for a game that lets you casually play through your favourite movies while having a good time, The Complete Saga is the LEGO game. Whether you're revisiting it for the nostalgia or jumping in for the first time, it’s a perfect, feel-good experience. Highly recommended!

very cool game and way better than the mobile version

this game is so nostalgic, i played it on the gamecube so its nice that there's a steam port to it!

One of the first game I bought on PS3. Couldn't play it on my laptop because I need to plug a second monitor for the game to start, but was working fine on steamdeck.
No more achievments,,,

Its just as fun as I remember as a kid playing it on the wii although so much easier to play if you have a controller

I love this game there are so many charecters to unlock, with i would say 60 hores of playtime

this one doesnt have voice acting. i got the skywalker saga newer one and i liked that game alot!. even as a 37 year old. it was fun to go through all the movies again with jokes and stuff.

Been playing this game on the Wii since I was a child. So many memories, so many 100% save files. Thank you Lego and thank you Tt <3

Game lets me re-ennact xxx tentacion rp, just need the bmw to complete it

Actually peak gaming. Lego Star Wars is literally the best LEGO game (never played the others which ones are also fun?)

fun game, really difficult with mouse and keyboard, i would recommend a controller.

10/10

Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga is a game I, and many others, hold dearly, it was one of, imo, the best Lego games & best Star Wars games of all time, a generational masterpiece that is one of the greatest concepts of all time, it is the product of asking 'What if LSW1 (Prequel Trilogy) and LSW2 (Original Trilogy) were combined into one game that remasters them both?' This game allows you to play through all 6 of the original peak Star Wars movies in Lego form, and it really is deserving of it's overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam. One simple addition that I think makes this game so much more worth it is that once 1-1 (Negotiations) is complete, you can continue to play Phantom Menace or you can play a different film entirely, allowing the player to choose which film they want to complete in whatever order, simple quality of life additions like this are what makes these games so fresh to play. Not only that, but the levels can be completed in Free Play, where you can play as characters that weren't canonically in that part of the film and can be used to find even more secrets within the level (each film has 6 levels). I am extremely grateful this was a game I grew up with, since it's truly something with major replayability and fun, with features such as the bonus levels, Indiana Jones being a character, secret character attacks, a character customizer, and much, much more. This game was developed with utmost care, and so if you haven't then I highly suggest playing it, even if it's a Lego game it's still a blast to play.

great game, good levels, fun with co-op

Wow, older games had more effort while newer games are just pump and dump.

This is more in depth than the newer version of Lego Star Wars.

Game wont recognize controllers

Introduced most of what makes the LEGO game formula great. The humor, the puzzles, the character roster, and even the condensation of an original story.
I don't like Star Wars that much, but I love this game.

Absolute classic game, very glad to play it again

very fun, annoying at worst hilarious at best

this game is a buggy mess of a game. this game need a update because i fell tho the ground 6 times on the 3rd level.

Its probably the best lego game to get. Its the original and prequel trilogy, with great comedy in the cut scenes, and good game play.
Some level may be tedious, but there are far more very engaging levels that make up for those few. The fighting mechanic can get a wee repetitive but its doesn't hurt the experience. It uses the stories element in a way that works and doesn't hurt the game play. Overall engaging and fun.
One thing I will say that's negative ,is that it didn't launch until I messed with the games files to work. Which isn't easy, and can't tab out with out it shutting you out, and it has froze up for me.

A classic lego game with all the fun twists from the early days of lego games

This is pretty niche so not many people know it but its better than 99% of games. If you haven't played it you are missing out on perfection. The idea of a movie turned into a game is not novel but the added mixture of lego bricks adds much needed texture and subtlety that no video game could ever replicate. The story has deep themes and messages that will have you thinking. Some absolutely devastating scenes will leave you in tears and have you wondering if life is worth living. It is truly a masterpiece in every sense of the word. 7/10

Genuinely one of the greatest games ever made, still holds up after all these years. Completely negates the argument of anyone posting "modern gaming sucks" bait. Playing this game as an adult still holds up, you can either: break the game completely and speedrun it or, play it plastered & half naked and drool on yourself and go to bed with a bad headache

Bought to play with my kid. Unplayable with two players.

its a great videogame. so many fucking unecessary characters and the roster still isnt a perfect rectangle

Thank you Traveller's Tales for fun childhood memories. Imo, while subsequent games added better graphics, new gameplay mechanics and even open world to the lego game formula, none of that was really a big improvement over what this game did. It's simply perfect the way it is.

This is my childhood. Would recommend includes flawless combat system

you cant whip leia when she dance form with indiana jones.

Alright mom, you think that the Lego Death Star is too expensive of a set for my birthday which hypothetically- hypothetically lets take a look at the facts (which don't care about your feelings) in a situation where, hypothetically, you get it for my birthday. So, we take a look at the numbers it's $499.99 but it has 4,016 pieces, and that means it comes down to a price point of about 12.4 cents per piece and that's a fact, that's a fact (that doesn't care about your feelings). And even though that might be seemingly pricey in comparison to other lego sets, lets take a look at the minifigures. We have Han Solo in a Stormtrooper outfit, we have Luke Skywalker also in a Stormtrooper outfit, these are exclusives for the set since 2001. And it's a fact that you can recreate epic scenes- hypothetically, hypothetically, from A New Hope and Return of The Jedi if I had this set and I think the facts add up, that you should buy me this set (regardless of your feelings)

After not only replaying this game, 100%ing it for the first time, but also having played this game since I was 3 years old, I can confidently say that this game is fucking perfect. Normally, when playing most games there's always those parts of the game, even if you're just playing through the story and not going for 100%. However, for LSTCS, there is basically no part of the game like this, and although there are some parts that, admittedly, do come close. Really, my biggest gripe about this game are the Challenge Mode versions of the stage. But granted, they really aren't required unless you're going for 100%. I mean, they don't unlock any characters, goldbricks, etc. I have heard some criticism about the Super Story Mode and I do think they do not add anything to the game. But, if you are struggling with them. you actually only need to fulfill just ONE of the requirements. Thus, you could speedrun through the episode and get barley any studs, but finish under an hour and still be fine, and vice versa. Hell, you can do this and still get 100%.

TL;DR: This game is perfect. Go buy it and play it. The imperfections are really small and minute.

Great game, totally worth it. Not really any difference to the two predecessors. No graphical improvement AT ALL. Same music, same soundtrack. A whole more bunch of characters. Best played with someone else.

There is literally nothing I can say about this game that hasn't been said already. Play it. It's a certifiable classic.

childhood classic, runs well and I can use a controller.

This game is a childhood classic. I remember playing this on the wii years ago and the quality definitely holds up and has improved (with prettier graphics enhanced by the PC). If you love star wars, or if you had a childhood with this game, it is definitely worth the twenty bucks!

Could be on a top 10 list for the greatest video games of all time. Perhaps is the greatest LEGO video game of all time. Not many games can stand the test of time like this one has, with a near perfect reception record. Thank you for this beautiful gift you have so graciously given us, developers.

From the time I played this as a young child, to now as a grown adult. This game will be held close to my heart, this one game captures each of the 6* films up until that point.. and they do it in the greatest way possible, this game has light-hearted comedy and action packed missions, this game is a nostalgia trip that I will always return to.

I. Recommend. This. Game.

Rating: 9/10

This game is a brilliant combination of two things I absolutely adore: LEGO and Star Wars. I've always been a huge fan of LEGO games (and LEGO in general), and pairing that with the original trilogy and prequels creates an experience that's both nostalgic and endlessly entertaining.

The humor, charm, and creativity that define LEGO games shine here, offering a playful take on the iconic Star Wars storylines. Whether you're reliving the classic battles of the original trilogy or exploring the origins of beloved characters in the prequels, the game delivers a delightful blend of puzzle-solving, action, and quirky humor.

One thing worth noting is that the store page still refers to the game as having "all the movies." While this was true at the time of its release (hence the name The Complete Saga), it doesn't hold true anymore since the sequels have since been released. Updating the store page to clarify this would help avoid any confusion for new players.

Despite this small oversight, the game remains a must-play for fans of LEGO, Star Wars, or both. It’s a well-crafted and fun-filled adventure that offers hours of entertainment. For me, it’s an almost perfect blend of two beloved franchises.

This is unequivocally the best Lego game ever made.
The combat and graphics in this game are detailed
and makes the game one to revisit for years to come
10/10 game

It's all a bit old, and the multiplayer isn't properly implemented for that, but it's a classic for a reason. Solid entertainment with lots of fun bits to explore.

im currently playing through every Lego game and leaving my honest opinion about them

Lego Star Wars the complete saga is not my favorite Lego game but i do have to say, its a really good adaptation of the 6 main star wars movies, i used to get stuck for days in some levels because the puzzles were too hard for 8 year old me, now i only get stuck for hours, the game feels very complete and its still one of the best Lego games, being able to compete against the modern ones and its arguably better than all the other Lego Star wars games, TT made a great decision by combining the first two Lego Star Wars games into this masterpiece, its a must play for both Lego and Star Wars fans, it was pretty much the base of what we know as Lego games today, really solid game, its fun to collect all the characters and it has a lot of content, offering hours of playtime, its a solid pick.

precisely as bat shit insane as i remember from my youth, but now @ 60 frames.
10/10, no notes

very fun . i was 7 when i played this now im 27 and the nostalgia is all there!

Lego Star Wars - The Complete Saga is nostalgic and wonderful, with a dose of jank. 4/5

On my scale, a 4/5 game is great. It goes beyond simply “good” and elevates the experience with a solid story, a particularly noteworthy process of development, and/or innovations in mechanics which are satisfying to figure out and implement.

By far the majority of people who are looking at this game in 2025 are doing so because they grew up playing this version of Lego Star Wars, so the vast majority of you need no introduction to what this game is.

So a quick little summary for those of you who may not know: this is one of the original releases of Lego Star Wars - The Complete Saga. It is not the true original, as attested to by two of the actual original levels you can unlock when collecting enough gold bricks, but the few changes they have made (like those levels) are generally QOL improvements and the addition of extra challenge levels/content. Either that or I never got as far as the bonus levels as a kid, lol.

This is a perfect Steam Deck game. I played it through to 90%, including all gold bricks, on the deck and it worked perfectly. I could have done the blue minikits too, but by that point I had already played through all the levels at least twice and was like “ok that’s enough.” Maybe I’ll go back one day, but not now.

Biggest downside to the Steam Deck platform is the lack of multiplayer, but if you’re playing on the Deck you probably don’t have someone to split screen with. If you do, however, the true classic Lego Star Wars experience is the good old split keyboard arrangement, preferably with a sibling that you can kill repeatedly for taking your studs (money).

It has a lot of charm and a lot of content, although if you are playing efficiently you can beat the game fast, probably in about 20-25 hours (I was not playing efficiently, I was playing like a greedy loot goblin collecting each silver stud as if my life depended on it).

This is a great game for kids to play together (most of the time, see above killing each other comment) and even for kids to play with their parents. I remember this game for playing with both my brother and my dad, and it is a very straightforward game with linear levels but many puzzles. I do own the Skywalker Saga version of Lego Star Wars, but have yet to play it and cannot give a good point of comparison.

In some cases, you can solve the puzzles through unintended means. My favorite example is in the Episode 4 tuskan raider level: I didn't think to use the creature to reach the ledge where you access the red brick and instead got up there after 15 minutes of trying to position myself on flowers. There aren’t many of these cases, but there are enough for you to do them accidentally and then be like “oh I wasn’t supposed to do it that way.”

It does show its age in a few places. You cannot skip cutscenes even after playing through the story once, some minikits are very lazy compared to others which have entire elaborate puzzle rooms built around them, studs can have weird pickup hitboxes/radius, the bonus levels are almost entirely ass, and there is very little reason to replay completed levels after collecting all the minikits via free play. By the time you actually have all of the extras, you don’t really have any reason to use them at all, which is kinda sad and disappointing. I remember there being more to do in this game from when I was a kid, but I think that was because I was mainly killing my brother and fooling around and having fun, without also factoring in some degree of “I can complete this” mindset.

Now, is this nearly 15 years-old game worth $20? Ehhh. If you’re super nostalgic about it, then full-heartedly, yes. If you have someone you plan on playing this split-screen with, then also yes. If you’re going to play this alone and/or you just like Lego games in general, then my recommendation is wait for a sale. Very worth even at $10 and it has gone down to that area a few times. I don’t remember exactly what I paid for it, but I’m pretty sure it was less than $10. Wait for that and you have a very well worth little game on your hands.

It's made really well with a bunch of levels that make you think. Its not perfectly loyal to the movies but still great. There are some annoying parts but overall really well made.