Over the course of each level, characters can also build with bricks to advance. Stormtroopers and other enemies will be firing on sight and now players will be able to take cover until the time to strike is right. Players will be able to get into blaster battles, which will introduce shooting gallery sequences to the LEGO series.
That leads into some of TT Games' new features for the series. Characters will also display new finishing moves and area-of-effect attacks, so they can complete combos with an extra flourish. These abilities can range from Rey's wall run, Finn's lightsaber work, and BB-8's electrical charges. These levels can then be revisited later with different characters to unlock whole new corners that only they can unlock with their distinct abilities. This adventure will play out similarly to other LEGO adventures, as players explore story levels and find over 200 collectibles and unlock a slew of new characters. Scattered among those stages are five hub areas: Jakku, Takodona, Starkiller Base, D'Qar, and the Millennium Falcon. Examples of these unseen story beats include what happened to Poe Dameron following the opening minutes of the movie and a stage that helps explain how C-3PO wound up with a red replacement arm. This will include 11 scenes taken from the film, but it will also pack in seven all-new story levels that fill in some of the gaps not seen in the theatrical film. LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens will take players across some familiar locales, taking players across 18 levels.
returning to a galaxy far, far away and while the gameplay will ultimately look just as familiar as ever, it will offer up a few new features for those that have followed these games over the past decade. LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens sees Warner Bros.
But really, if the series is going to take any steps forward, the place to do it would be with the franchise that arguably got the ball rolling on the LEGO games in the first place. After dozens of LEGO games hitting the market, it's starting to feel like it's all been done before. It's difficult to imagine the LEGO games innovating on their formula any further.
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