Individually, the first game should still be considered an S-rank, but the second game could drop down to an A-tier, being very similar to its predecessor.
For the longest time, this game was the definitive way to play through the entire Star Wars saga.
While the core experience is largely the same as its predecessors, featuring identical missions, LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga also throws in plenty of bonus missions and side content that wasn't present in the original releases. LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga: Combining two of the most beloved LEGO games of all time, LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga is still widely regarded as one of, if not the best LEGO game of all time.RELATED: Remasters of Old LEGO Games Just Make Sense S-Tier But on the other hand, some of these LEGO games are still regarded as some of the best licensed video games of all time. While not all of these are stand-out video game experiences, the vast majority are fun-filled, family-friendly adventures that are worth sinking at least a few hours into. And along with licensed sets and models, LEGO has also used its partnerships to produce a plethora of licensed LEGO video games over the years, some of which still hold up nearly two decades later.īeginning with LEGO Creator: Harry Potter in 2001, LEGO has produced over 30 separate licensed video games over the years. Beginning with the Star Wars license in 1999, LEGO has only continued to partner with more and more franchises over the years, ranging from Harry Potter to Jurassic Park to Overwatch. While LEGO has been around since 1949, its iconic interlocking bricks wouldn't reach astronomical heights of popularity until it started borrowing the licenses of beloved properties.
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