TT Games released a new trailer for the upcoming "Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga" title. Twitter immediately got flooded with hype, release date updates, and discussions about the game.
In the Gamescom Opening Night Live, Lego game developers TT Games announced their latest iteration for the "Star Wars" franchise. Surprisingly, the incoming "Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga" will feature all nine mainline movies. It will not only tell the storyline with re-imagined gameplay, but it also teased that players could travel across the galaxy to different planets in an open-world thematic.
Check out its official trailer video linked below:
'Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga' Release Date, Trailer and Exciting New Features
To emphasize, "Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga" will follow through the storyline of all nine mainline movies currently released. This is an ambitious retelling since the official story took years to develop, only for Lego to cram it up in the latest game.
Nonetheless, this could be exciting news for gamers since they will have a whole new universe to explore. Perhaps the gameplay storyline would feature only key events or a summary parody of the iconic "Star Wars" scenes.
Gizmodo pointed out that the new "Lego Star Wars" game also features newly voice-acted cutscenes in its gameplay. This is a great development since Lego tends to use movie-recorded dialogues on its licensed games like "The Hobbit," "Lord of the Rings," and "The Force Awakens." So, players can look forward to some original content in the newest game storyline.
The "Lego Star Wars" trailer also teased the return of killer gags and comedy jokes. Lego often design their games with a bit of hilarity, which was fortunately not lost in this new installment.
"Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga" will be available for PC, PlayStation, Xbox consoles and Nintendo Switch. However, it has been slightly delayed to Spring 2022.
'Star Wars' Lego Fans Twitter Reactions: Best Jokes and Comments
Lego officially tweeted the video trailer on their social media account. Twitter user Tony D replied being hyped about it.
One user talso weeted that the "Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga" would "blow all the other Lego Star Wars games," implying its fantastic gameplay.
Another Twitter user also expressed amazement on the game's graphics, animation, coloring and design.
Many Lego fans called out that the game was unfortunately delayed. Users imake8cents and ApacheHeli cleared up the misunderstanding.
Twitter user Wesley Bevels excitedly tweeted on the game's date release.
If only excited fans could also use lightspeed abilities:
User Mountroid said that "Lego Star Wars" was one of the best trailer events for this year's Gamescom.
For interested players, there are other game releases you could also look forward to.