LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga

We dove into LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga in 2022 when Traveller's Tales finally released their ambitious reimagining of all nine films. The game had been delayed three times. COVID. A new game engine that wasn't ready. Crunch culture that had developers working 80-100 hour weeks. By April 2022, the house was curious what a five-year production actually delivered. Answer: a lot of bugs and a lot of polish in equal measure. We hit launch-day shader stutters, save corruption, the infamous field-of-view complaints that had the community roaring. But we also played through all nine episodes—Episodes I through IX—in proper continuity, appreciating the revamped combat and exploration that made each film feel distinct. The house laughed at the crashes between Death Star runs and the broken mechanics, but we kept going because the foundation was genuinely fun. TT Games' struggle was visible in every session: wonderful ideas held back by production problems.

We streamed LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga for 35.5 hours in 2022, accumulating over 10,300 hours watched. Our average viewers sat at 293 per stream, peaking at 374 during the launch window. The launch-week bugs provided entertainment value beyond the game itself—the community showed up to see what was broken. We picked up essentially zero net followers, which reflects how LEGO Star Wars was a known quantity for our audience. People came for the memes and stayed for the chaos.