- $0.99
- Category: Games
- Versions: 3 archived
- Installable: 3 of 3
- Availability: Removed from the App Store
- Seller: Warner Bros.
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Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 5.0 or later.
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Report an issueLEGO® Star Wars™: Microfighters featuring the brand new LEGO toy range.
Get ready to step into the LEGO Star Wars: Microfighters’ digital universe for fun, blasting action! Playing with your Microfighters toys just became more fun as you can wield them on the go with your mobile device. Pilot up to six iconic LEGO Star Wars ships like TIE fighters and X-wings as you destroy enemies, collect studs, and control the galaxy!
Download now, engage your hyperdrive, and jump into your very own mini-battles!
FEATURES: • Fly for the Rebellion or turn to the dark side and play as the Empire. • 18 levels of action spread over four planets – Endor, Yavin, Hoth and Geonosis. • Pilot six iconic Star Wars Microfighters: TIE fighter, X-wing, Star Destroyer, Droid ATT, Millennium Falcon (the fastest ship in the galaxy!) and Clone Tank. • Collect studs to spend on equipment, super weapons, and upgrades for your Microfighter. • Over 35 types of enemies to blast. • Eight level Bosses to defeat. • Destructible terrain.
NOTE: This is a high memory usage App. If you have performance issues, try closing down background Apps or restarting the device.
Chart History
Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 30, 2015 | 1.51 | ★ 3.6 | 22 | $0.99 |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 15No sound ... No save ... Waste of money.
That's right, can't even install the game, but have installed a couple of other ones since #disappointed. Will try to get money back
EDIT: After a new phone, a year later, i have been able to finally play the game i bought! Yes, it opened, and yes, i played it! By that i mean ALL of it, because it has only a few levels. So i played through it on the other side. Finished it, as well. By now my coffee was brewed, and i sat wondering when the devs would update with more content. Yes, i know what you're thinking - Star Wars and Lego are hurting for funds and resources, of course, but a couple more levels after a year or so should be attainable, even for these tiny, fledgling institutions. It was fun while it lasted, but be aware that it doesn't last very long... (Original review) Because for 2 months now, after many re-installs and reboots, all the program does is show the splash screen then closes. I've yet to play ANY of it. Yes, it must just be a wallpaper instead of a game. Perhaps "optimized for iPhone 5" should really say "doesn't work with anything else". I'd suggest saving your money until the game is finished.
The game doesn't save progress! I spent an entire afternoon with my mentally challenged nephew flying our way through the levels, after we built the toys together. Yes I went and bought all the micro fighters, we built them and then played the game. Next day.... Start over.... Huge disappointment..... Wow Lego, wow George Lucas, wow Disney.... Apparently this game has bee messed up for a couple of months... Sigh... Thanks a lot:(
A fun bullet hell shootemup, like Raiden or Dodonpachi, except with Lego Star Wars toys and a lot less money. Works well and I like it a lot.
Game is lots of fun but you can't save your progress. I have given up playing it because I couldn't play all day. Waste of money.
This game is very short and way too easy. The upgrades need to be changed so they are made permanent and not just on a per level basis. It's stupid to have to buy them with in game currency every time you want to use them. No IAPs, which is always great. Overall a great game and a steal at $0.99, but it needs a lot more levels and vehicles. A story wouldn't hurt either since the cutscenes are just filler junk that serve no purpose whatsoever. They're not even funny like the TT Lego games.
How can I honestly make review when game won't open on my Ipod!!
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