The Next LEGO Game Needs to Put an Emphasis on Levels
Traveller's Tales has finally released LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga after many delays and years of building hype. The ambitious LEGO game brings players on a galaxy spanning adventure over the nine mainline Star Wars films, serving as the definitive Star Wars experience for fans of the franchise. Traveller's Tales did not just offer an updated version of LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga, but it went the extra mile and completely reinvented what it means to be a LEGO game.
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga shook up the entire LEGO formula and serves as the biggest innovation the series has seen in years. Traveller's Tales utilized an entirely new engine for the LEGO games, the fighting mechanics were made more in-depth, the hub world was expanded to include multiple large scale explorable planets, the camera was changed to a third-person viewpoint, and the character roster was expanded to over 380 different playable characters. While this is all impressive and a huge step for the LEGO games, all of this innovation left behind one of the most critical aspects of a LEGO game, and that is its levels.
Traveller's Tales Should Attempt a Medieval or Fantasy LEGO Game
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga has the tough job of adapting all nine mainline Star Wars movies into one game. Previous LEGO Star Wars titles had only adapted six of the movies, but Disney's sequel trilogy added three more that needed the LEGO treatment. LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga accomplishes this feat by telling the story of each movie in the open-world hub and over five levels each, which is down from the six levels each film received in LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga. While The Skywalker Saga only has one less level per movie compared to its
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