History VideoGame / LegoStarWars

-->'''Palpatine:''' Okay, Kashyyyk is done. What is the Holoprojector frequency for the troopers on Felucia... All right, let's see. D for Dooku. No... F... Fett, Jango? No! G for Grievous? No. I really need to delete some of these frequencies.\\

** * During "The Droid Attack on the Wookiees", you can come across a hologram of Palpatine saying some hilarious things.

* IsThisThingStillOn: One of the PA system messages during Episode IV's ''Best Leia'd Plans'' mission has the officer remind himself on the air that he's strong and independent. He then asks if the comm is on.

* BlackComedy: This game is halfway between the seriousness of the first two games and the silliness of later games, and one way this manifests is the game making a lot of gags relating to death, such as how after Jango Fett dies Boba just happily and playfully wears his helmet after being given it, clones sometimes having their "crushed under heavy objects" RunningGag be blatantly lethal, and Nahdar Vebb's [[DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation altered death]] involving being StrippedToTheBone and comically leaving a minifig-sized regular fish skeleton in place of his torso.

* BlackComedy: This game is halfway between the seriousness of the first two games and the silliness of later games, and one way this manifests is the game making a lot of gags relating to death, such as how after Jango Fett dies Boba just happily and playfully wears his helmet after being given it, clones sometimes having their "crushed under heavy objects" RunningGag be blatantly lethal, and Nahdar Vebb's [[DiesDifferentylInAdaptation altered death]] involving being StrippedToTheBone and comically leaving a minifig-sized regular fish skeleton in place of his torso.

* GameBreakingBug: Occasionally a glitch happens with the "Dark Side" extra, which gives Jedi the ability to use Dark Force objects, that nullifies the ability to use regular Jedi abilities, including moving regular Force Focus objects and performing lightsaber slams. This glitch particularly causes issue in the fights against lightsaber dual-wielders, mainly Asajj Ventress but also Ahsoka in one of the Extra levels, since lightsaber slams are required as part of their form of PuzzleBoss status. Whenever the glitch occurs, you can either turn it off and use a regular Sith, or reset the game and hope it doesn't happen this playthrough.

* VillainEpisode: In ''The Original Trilogy'', ''The Complete Saga'', and ''The Clone Wars'' there's a set of bonus missions involving you playing as bounty hunters being sent on {{Timed Mission}}s to find heroic characters hiding somewhere in a main-game level area, Jabba the Hutt providing missions in the first two and Zirro the hutt in the third.

* GameBreakingBug: Occasionally a glitch happens with the "Dark Side" extra, which gives Jedi the ability to use Dark Force objects, that nullifies the ability to use regular Jedi abilities, including moving regular Force Focus objects and performing lightsaber slams. This glitch particularly causes issue in the fights against Asajj Ventress since lightsaber slams are required as part of her form of PuzzleBoss status.

* AscendedExtra: In the series, Robonino is a one-off character in an episode with a large cast of equally forgettable bad guys. In this game however, he is one of only two characters able to operate electrical panels (the other being the magnaguard, who can only be unlocked late in the game). This wouldn't be noteworthy, if it weren't for the fact that electrical panels are some of the most common terminals in the game, unlocking a huge chunk of secrets. Add to that the fact that he can use crawlspaces, grapple objects, throw explosives and unlock bounty hunter terminals, and he quickly becomes one of the most useful freeplay characters. He is such an important character to gameplay that many were surprised his role in the series amounts to 5 minutes of screentime.

* IFellForHours: The first level of Asajj Ventress' route.

** {{Inverted|Trope}} with Shaak Ti's death, which is based on a scene that was [[DeletedScene discarded]] from the original ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''.

* BonusStage: A short prelude into ''Film/ANewHope''.

** When Obi-Wan and Yoda look at the Jedi Temple's security footage and discover Anakin's FaceHeelTurn, he's shown killing Shaak Ti. This is taken directly from one of the film's {{Deleted Scene}}s. Zig-zagged in that the ContinuityReboot establishes that Vader indeed killed Shaak Ti during the siege of the Jedi Temple[[note]]in ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'', she escaped until [[VideoGame/TheForceUnleashed Starkiller confronted her on Felucia 16 years later]][[/note]].

** When Obi-Wan and Yoda look at the Jedi Temple's security footage and discover Anakin's FaceHeelTurn, he's shown killing Shaak Ti. This is taken directly from one of the film's {{Deleted Scene}}s.
* {{Disneyfication}}: They changed a few of ''Revenge of the Sith''[='s=] scenes: Anakin is only shown killing a single Jedi, and doesn't Force-choke Padmé.

** Tusken Raider will not attacked you if play as The Mandalorian or Boba Fett.

** Tusken Raider will not attached you if play as The Mandalorian or Boba Fett.

* ArtEvolution: Being the first title developed for [[UsefulNotes/TheEighthGenerationOfConsoleVideoGames Playstation 4 and XBOX One]], it saw a huge leap in general graphical fidelity.

* CirclingBirdies: Meat shanks or X-Wings and TIE Fighters will fly over unconscious NPC's heads.

** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] with Shaak Ti's death, which is based on a scene that was [[DeletedScene discarded]] from the original ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''.

* FreeFallFight: The final section of the level "The Hidden Enemy" has the player fighting Ventress on an Octuptarra droid falling off of a skyscraper endlessly until Ventress is defeated. Despite the clear urgency and severity of the situation, the game actually encourages the player to hang around so they can collect one of the minikits.