Watch Han and Chewie Battle Rathtars in an All-New LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens Game Clip
A new clip that showcases Finn, Rey, Han, and Chewie as they hunt Rathtars aboard the Millennium Falcon has just been released from IGN. This brand new gameplay clip features over 11 minutes of LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens commentary and footage. Take a look…
Back in March, IGN released 8 minutes of gameplay showing some of its features and footage from the forthcoming LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens game. Today, their official YouTube Channel dropped nearly 11 minutes of new gameplay footage from developer TT Games that includes commentary from TT Games Associate Producer Time Wileman.
Many of you may remember that Han Solo’s freighter in Star Wars: The Force Awakens was hauling Rathtars. In the film, these giant monsters with gross tentacles and razor sharp teeth escaped when they were let out of their cages accidently by Rey. Just like on the big screen, the new LEGO footage features characters and situations that include Han Solo, Chewbacca, Finn, Rey, and BB-8 as they attempt to flee from the Guavian Death Gang, Kanjiklub and Rathtars.
“What’s a rathtar?”
“You want the scientific description? They’re big and dangerous and ugly.”―Rey and Han Solo – Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Check out 11 minutes of Han Solo’s freighter chaos here!
Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens has a release date set for 28 June 2016 and will take players to a galaxy far, far away on platforms that include PS4, Xbox One, Wii U, PC (Steam), PS3, Xbox 360, Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita.
LEGO® Star Wars™: The Force Awakens™ marks the triumphant return of the No. 1 LEGO videogame franchise and immerses fans in the new Star Wars adventure like never before. Players can relive the epic action from the blockbuster film in a way that only LEGO can offer, featuring all of the storylines from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, retold through the clever and witty LEGO lens. The game will also feature exclusive playable content that takes players on adventures between Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi and Star Wars: The Force Awakens, providing additional insight about the new movie and its characters.
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Looking good! One thing though – Harrison Ford seems about as flat recording game dialogue as I feared he’d be. Ah, well, worth it to have him aboard this thing anyways.
It’s only a line of dialogue, dammit!
Jesus Chris, what IS it with you? If I was ejaculating furiously over every article, would THAT satisfy your Star Wars insecurity?
Sorry…It’s just, you’re too cranky in your early answers, and that irritates me a lot.
Why does some random person on the Internet being cranky irritate you?
I’m not even that cranky! I know screen names are confusing for some people, but…
I know that first-hand. Some people tried feeding me fish flakes.
He’s living too much to its name…
So?
You don’t even know the guy, why do his opinions bother you so much? Ignore him if you don’t like him.
Considering he’s phoned in most of his movie performances for the past twenty years, it doesn’t really surprise me he’s done it for a video game!!
Hey, hey now, we do NOT diss the Ford!! I will agree that he seemed to have become lazy for a long time there, making a string of safe, boring film choices and seeming to sleepwalk through them all, but starting with CS (and no matter what else you think of that film, Ford wasn’t the problem – too bad he just didn’t have much to do), he snapped out of that funk – he’s sharp and funny in Morning Glory, does some touching work in Adeline, is the best thing about TFA for my money, and, sadly I think 42 will be the closest we may ever get to him taking on some more challenging acting work again, and he’s great in that, totally disappearing in the role.
But, yeah, I always got the feeling he probably doesn’t really get video games, nor would his very collaborative way of working seem to be a good fit for voice work.
It’s so awesome to relive this “iconic scene” with Lego building blocks. I can’t wait to be “immersed… like never before” and get “additional insight about the new movie and its characters” from Lego building blocks. Everything is awesome.
goosebumps all over
If only there were a sarcasm font, right? Did you manage to complain on the thread about the Where’s Waldo Chewie book too?
Seems like there’s been a slight HUD change since the last gameplay trailer. They went back to hearts, but they actually show your health now. That’s good.
Considering that there seems to be a new Lego SW article very other day and more seems to be coming out about the games than the actual films lately, I wouldn’t at all be surprised if they are making a SW Lego film.