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Play Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles For Free
Today Lego announced a new, free mobile and browser-based Star Wars game. Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles allows players affiliate with the light and dark side by choosing to play as either Yoda or Count Dooku.
According to Lego's press release, the game takes place on Coruscant, desert planets, and industrial factories. There will be 15 levels along with 5 bonus missions. The first half of the levels will be available for iOS and web browsers May 4, with the rest arriving this summer. Lego says you'll also be able to unlock new content by transferring your Lego ID between the browser and iOS versions of the game. The free game will arrive on Android devices alongside the second half of the levels this summer.
Learn more about Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles and create your Lego ID by visiting the official Lego Star Wars website. While you're there, check out a couple of the funny and adorable CG vignettes for The Yoda Chronicles.
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