Because you're a donator, you can have early access to our in-progress language system. There's still a lot for us to do, but we thought you might want to try it out! For more info, check out this thread. (Log in to hide) (Log in to hide)A new LEGO adventure is calling to you… An adventure born in the stars The dark side, and the light Journey to a galaxy far, far away with Rey, Finn, BB-8, Kylo Ren, Han Solo and other heroes and villains in the brand new LEGO® Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Stand against the First Order in action packed, iconic scenes from the latest instalment of the Star Wars saga, and enjoy exclusive playable content that bridges the gap between Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi and Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Experience for the first time the new Multi-Build feature and duck and cover in the thrilling new Blaster Battle game mode. A big deal in the Resistance LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens PS4 bundle
Buy a 1TB PS4 system, a physical copy of the LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens video game and a Blu-ray Disc copy of Star Wars: The Force Awakens movie. Your journey begins Videos and images More on this Related content LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game is the action-adventure video game version of the first three (and a small part of the fourth) episodes of the Star Wars series. As the name might imply, all the characters are made of LEGO pieces. It is the prequel to LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy, and has 56 playable characters, each with a special ability (except the Gonk Droid, PK Droid, and Chancellor Palpatine). It was first released on April 5, 2005. Episode I: The Phantom Menace Episode II: Attack of the Clones Episode III: Revenge of the Sith LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game · II: The Original Trilogy · The Complete Saga · III: The Clone Wars · LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens Guide – Infinite Studs, Cheat Codes, Collectibles, Money and More
A complete guide for LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Posted By Pramath | On 01st, Jul. 2016 Under Article, Video Game Tips | The newest LEGO game is now out- recreating the newest Star Wars movie, The Force Awakens, in all of LEGO’s blocky glory, LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens promises players the same brand of family friendly fun that has made these games so enduringly popular to begin with. For games that are ultimately aimed at younger kids, LEGO titles have a surprising amount of depth and content to them. We’ve already shown you how to make your way through the game’s story mode with our video walkthrough here- but the story content is less than half the tale told. There is so much to do and so much to discover in this game- and that’s where this guide comes in. From cheats, tips, tricks, unlocking characters, and character customization, as well as Achievements and Trophies, this guide has it all. CHEAT CODES AND UNLOCKING CHARACTERS Like with all LEGO games, The Force Awakens comes with a staggering amount of characters that players can play through the game as.
Some of these are hardcore fan service, that only the most invested Star Wars fans will recognize. Others are the more popular ones, that everyone will probably want to play through the game as. These videos below will show you how to unlock all the characters in the game- sometimes, this entails the use of cheat codes, too. Once you do have the characters you want to play as unlocked, you’ll probably want to customize them to your liking. And hey, since this is a LEGO game, you can mix and match! The video below will guide you through the process. INFINITE STUDS AND MONEY Studs are the currency in LEGO games, and they are used for basically everything. So having more of them is always a good thing- and thankfully, there seems to be a rather fun way to grind out a near infinite amount of them in game. To do this, you must have unlocked the Millennium Falcon in Chapter 3, as well as the on board holochess table. Replaying this minigame endlessly will yield a lot of studs at the end of each play session.
There are two main types of Collectibles in LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens- Red Bricks and Mini Kits: Red Bricks are special power ups granting you buffs, status conditions, and bonuses. You must first find them in the game, and then purchase them to activate them Mini Kits come in sets of 10 and can be found on each level in the game. Once a full set has been gathered, it creates a weapon that you can then use on any level or map in the game. One of the Red Bricks basically gives you infinite torpedoes. Here’s where you find it: I’ll Come Back For You Complete TFA Chapter 1 – Assault On Jakku Complete TFA Chapter 2 – Escape From The Finalizer The Garbage Will Do Complete TFA Chapter 3 – Niima OutpostWhat Was The Second Time? Complete TFA Chapter 4 – The Eravana Eyes of a Man Who Wants To Run Complete TFA Chapter 5 – Maz’s Castle Don’t Let These Dogs Scare You Complete TFA Chapter 6 – Battle of Takodana
You Wouldn’t Like It Complete TFA Chapter 7 – The Resistance Is There A Garbage Chute? Complete TFA Chapter 8 – Starkiller Sabotage A Bag Full Of Explosives Complete TFA Chapter 9 – Destroy Starkiller Base It Belongs To Me! Complete TFA Chapter 10 – The Finale A Long Time Ago… Complete The Battle of Endor Never Tell Me The Odds Complete Poe To The Rescue Travelled Too Far. Seen Too Much. Complete Lor San Tekka’s Return Used To Have A Bigger Crew Complete The Crimson CorsairWere You Looking For Me? Complete Trouble Over Taul There Has Been An Awakening… Complete The Force Awakens Complete New STAR WARS Adventure Levels The Force, It’s Calling To You Obtain ”True Jedi” in any level Collect all Minikits in any level I Can Fly Anything Collect all Minikits in the game Unlearn What You Have Learned Re-build a Multi-build object They’re Shooting At Both Of Us!
Complete a Blaster Battle I’m Getting Pretty Good At This! Complete a Blaster Battle without dying Bow To The First Order! Complete all First Order missions A Big Deal In The Resistance Complete all Resistance Missions He’s No Good To Me Dead Complete all Bounty Hunts Less Than 12 Parsecs Complete all Scavenger Missions Force Is Strong With This One Purchase All Red Bricks Create a custom character The New Jedi Will Rise Collect ”True Jedi” on all levels We Need More Troops Defeat 100 TIE Fighters I Like That Wookie… Complete a Free Play level playing as Maz Kanata and Chewbacca Play as Unkar Plutt on the Millennium Falcon Quick on the Draw In a blaster battle, have Han Solo defeat a character who is preparing an attack. Not The Droid You’re Looking For Use the wrong type of droid on an access panel Defeat Finn using FN-2199 Have Kylo Ren and Han Solo in the same party
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