LEGO® Star Wars™ III - The Clone Wars™

This game is by far the best of the Lego Star Wars games. I was skeptical as I'm not a huge fan of the PT. Having said that, the levels in this game are fun and challenging. Probably the only Lego game that actually feels like a challenge. It also has great graphics and sound. Definitely worth the money and even better when on sale.

I've just hit over 5 hours of total play time with Lego Clone Wars/Lego Star Wars III, and I can say with confidence that I absolutely love it. It follows the events of the show it's based off of fairly well with Lego's usual humor. Even if you haven't watched it, you'll still be able to play without a lot of issue, but if you have watched it, you'll better appreciate the effort TT and Lego put into this game. Controls very well with an Xbox One controller and have encountered no issues with it - tight and responsive with no input delay. I have also encountered no dips in frame rate during gameplay nor cutscenes. As per every Lego game there's puzzles for every chapter - however, if you're familiar with Lego's past games or have played them, they shouldn't be too difficult to figure out. There's 3 main chapters the game follows: Ventress, Grevous and Count Dooku's story lines. You can choose which order to go in and can stop to try another at any time if you so wish. It's not as linear as you may expect, which I find to be a major plus. All-in-all, it's a solid Lego game and I can confidently recommend it to those who enjoy Star Wars or a classic Lego game.

the map is big before play the missions you can go in republic and separatist ship you can drive space ship and land vehicle the graphic is nice and you have strategic mission with base and massive units and you can play a lot of caracters

I originally played this game about the same year this game came out. It is still as fun and engaging as you would want it to be, given time. So in this review, I think it is best to review it from a nostalgic point of view, and also some things that still stood up after all this years. GAMEPLAY Personally, I always think that LEGO games at its core is a game about collecting. Whether it's from minikits, its side object, gathering all collectibles can be fun in its own way. I have about 30+ hours of play from this game and more than a half of it is spent on this aspect. So for the people who just want to play this game solely for its core gameplay or purely for the fun of it, you're in it for a fairly equal amount of good time. Some challenges on this game could be seen as annoying or truly challenging, but it will makes you give it the attention it deserves and reward you equally. TECHNICAL It might be pretentious of me to write this, but I truly believe in this day and age, many PC or even a standard laptop can run this game smoothly without no issues whatsoever. After all, not many LEGO games can be said truly demanding from performance-based. However, there are two issues I would take even backtracking from the word performance. I played this game on a gaming laptop of 2018 release, and this game couldn't even run smoothly without me playing it with a plugged on charger. I know it could be easily rectified by overclocking my laptop, but I don' t want to nor even think that it is necessary. Lastly, there are some "bugs" or difficulty on a (many) levels in this game which requires a reset for it to work correctly. Suffice it to say, it will affect your experience in this game. Conclusion. It is a fun and all around (from a LEGO video games) game that you can expect. If you like a goofy design which LEGO known for or even a fan of Star Wars, this will be a game that you can enjoy for a fair time. You might play it again, and give it your own entertainment value.