Visually it's gorgeous and it has the correct Star Wars aesthetic, the characters are fun, they're well animated, and the engine isn't showing any real kind of age. Charming is what I'd call it, and it runs extremely well with no frame issues, or texture hiccups.

Really nice game with some cool adventure and full fun no doubt legos are good to be played then the other games

Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens , if you're familiar with Lego games, then the chances are you know what to expect with the latest outing from developers TT Games. However, while the core gameplay maybe how you expect it to be, The Force Awakens throws a few little surprises into the mix that...

New gameplay mechanics helps keep things fresh; Fulfilling campaign for a game based upon one movie; Captures the essence of Star Wars and Lego humour perfectly; Dog Fights are awesome

Still no invert camera option

With a new (well, it's more than six months old now but you get what we mean) Star Wars movie on the silver screen, a new Lego game to land alongside it was always bound to happen. Lego Star Wars was the first game to come out of TT Games' now proud tradition of turning beloved movie franchises into...

For most games, bugs and glitches have only a minimal impact on our reviews. We're saddened and frustrated at the machinations of the industry over the years in its determination to make consoles more like PCs, to the point where only one console manufacturer (Nintendo) is still determined to ensure...

Best one yet

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is a shining example of how to treat a license. While the series has a decorated past, it has never been so good as playing through the tale of Episode VII alongside a fun cast of characters whilst reliving the moments of the film in LEGO form.

License used to full potential; Perfect translation from film to game; Exhilarating moments

Same general mechanics getting old

Excellent gameplay. Has a tendency to freeze up if played too long consecutively so only 4 out of 5 stars.

Simply awesome lego game..soundtrack hits you the right way..there is just a few things these games that are a mystery to me..but hey that's what YouTube is for.

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is rated E-10 with ESRB descriptors of Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief, and Mild Language. You can punch and shoot bad guys, but they just fall down or go to pieces when defeated.