[7/10] Not much to add from my last review. The opening challenges were a little clearer this time around, but a handful of the titular challenges in the Jedi Temple are still a bit confusing. It’s not super clear to me how the balance bar thing works, for example, but presumably kids can get the gist of it, if not every detail.
The two things of note for crusty old grown-ups like me are, first, that it’s neat to see a pair of the kids using the darkside. Giving into the temptation to get a shortcut in one challenge, while it makes their next challenge harder (by making them do it in the dark) is a clever game mechanic. And Sam Witwer has a lot of fun doing the voice.
Second, it’s fun to see an homage to Jaxxon and the Ewoks in the storytime portion of the knowledge challenge, which I wasn’t expecting. Otherwise, this is still pretty standard, but hopefully entertaining for its target audience.
Shout by Andrew BloomVIP 9BlockedParent2023-04-16T02:04:44Z
[7/10] Not much to add from my last review. The opening challenges were a little clearer this time around, but a handful of the titular challenges in the Jedi Temple are still a bit confusing. It’s not super clear to me how the balance bar thing works, for example, but presumably kids can get the gist of it, if not every detail.
The two things of note for crusty old grown-ups like me are, first, that it’s neat to see a pair of the kids using the darkside. Giving into the temptation to get a shortcut in one challenge, while it makes their next challenge harder (by making them do it in the dark) is a clever game mechanic. And Sam Witwer has a lot of fun doing the voice.
Second, it’s fun to see an homage to Jaxxon and the Ewoks in the storytime portion of the knowledge challenge, which I wasn’t expecting. Otherwise, this is still pretty standard, but hopefully entertaining for its target audience.