playing the earliest of LEGO titles - including Star Wars. They were mute affairs that delivered on sight gags to carry the development team's sense of humour. It worked, but over time the series knew it had to progress and voice actors were added.

While most of the voice actors did well with the source material, there was sometimes a disconnect between the characters on the screen when playing the video game and fans of the related movies because the roles were handled by different people. Having the likes of Daisy Ridley and Harrison Ford delivering the lines of Rey and Han Solo absolutely make a difference. This is even more accentuated by the familiar score that accompanies the game.

As expected, Force Awakens the game follows the plot oftaken are welcome ones, and while there is still some room for improvement there, they take the LEGO series into a new direction that is better than the path it had been on over the last several releases.

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