It's called The Force Awakens. It stars all the main characters from the film, including Rey, Finn, Poe, Han and Chewie.
But as you fire up the latest Lego Star Wars game, the first thing you'll do isn't a Stormtrooper battle on Jakku or taking down Kylo Ren. Instead, for the game's first half-hour, you'll rip through the entirety of the final act of George Lucas' original trilogy.
In a chapter called The Battle of Endor, you'll play as an ewok and take down AT-AT walkers, shut down the Death Star's shield generators as Han Solo, then use Luke Skywalker to blow the damned thing up. There's even time for a quick joke as Darth Vader's mask is removed.
It sounds inexplicable to open a Force Awakens game with a scene from a movie that came out 33 years ago. But it's actually incredible. After 64 iterations of the tiresome, repetitive, occasionally technically dodgy Lego series, it feels as though developers TT Fusion have accidentally stumbled on to something new.
