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LEGO Star Wars: The Quest for R2-D2
Publication information
Developer(s)	Three Melons
Publisher(s)	LEGO
Game engine	Unity Web Player
Release date	November 12, 2009
Platform(s)	PC, Mac
Chronology
Era(s)	Rise of the Empire era

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LEGO Star Wars: The Quest for R2-D2 is an online game at the LEGO Star Wars website. The game was made by Three Melons. The training level for the game was released in May 2009. Another level is available here: [1], released in early September as part of The Mirror's LEGO Star Wars promotion in the UK. The full version was to be released in August, but it was delayed and instead released in September.

GameplayEdit

The player is given control of one of four characters, Anakin Skywalker, Asajj Ventress , Count Dooku and Obi-Wan Kenobi in the game. The player can make their character jump, use Force Push, and use a variety of attacks with a lightsaber. A player's character is given three lives and a meter in the upper-left corner to display remaining health. Health is lost from enemy attacks or deadly obstacles. It can be restored at certain locations in the game. Players collect crystals placed throughout the game for points. Yellow crystals are worth two points each and red crystals are worth five. Blue crystals are awarded when enemies are defeated. At the end of a level, the player is given a final score determined by how many lives they have left, how many crystals were gathered, and how fast the level was completed. Platinum 2x2 bricks, similar to the red bricks in the LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy and LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga videogames, can be collected in some levels. They can be used to upgrade the player's stamina and abilities, such as their health, jumping ability, and the amount of damage that their lightsaber(s) deal.

SynopsisEdit

Lost in space, R2-D2 starts
emitting a weak distress call,
unaware that his signal also
contains the data codes for
building a powerful new
starship.

Whoever can amplify that
signal can find both the droid
and the blueprints to this
unique new weapon!
Separatist and Republic forces
are both on the move!

The training level for the game starts with Anakin Skywalker onboard an enemy starship. Skywalker fights through battle droids and avoid lethal security lasers to reach the end of the ship. Once there, he destroys a transmission terminal and escapes.

Cheat CodesEdit

If the game is paused, a side menu will appear, and there will also appear a slot indicating 'Enter Cheat Code'. Currently, there are 8 cheats known.

• "REDSABER" changes the color of a Jedi lightsaber to red.
• 'DUALSABER' enables the Jedi to have two lightsabers, and can be used in conjunction with 'redsaber'.
• 'GREENSABER' changes the color of a Sith's lightsaber to green.
• 'TRIPLEJUMP' enables the player to continuously jump three times in the air.
• 'DARKFORCE' gives the Sith double strength.
• 'CLONEHELMET' enables you have a clone helmet on the character's head.
• 'REDCLONEHELMET' causes characters to don Commander Fox's helmet.
• 'BIGHEADS' enables clones and droids to have big heads.
• 'WINGS' enables character to jump an infinite amount of times.

AppearancesEdit

By type 

Characters	Creatures	Droid models	Events	Locations
Organizations and titles	Sentient species	Vehicles and vessels	Weapons and technology	Miscellanea

Characters

R2-D2 Anakin Skywalker Asajj Ventress Count Dooku Obi-Wan Kenobi CC-1010 CT-7567

Droid models

Astromech droid R2-series astromech droid B1 battle droid OOM security battle droid B2 super battle droid

Organizations and titles

Confederacy of Independent Systems Dark Acolytes Separatist Droid Army Galactic Republic Grand Army of the Republic Clone tank gunner Clone trooper Clone trooper captain Clone trooper commander Jedi Order Jedi Commander Jedi General Jedi Knight Jedi Padawan

Sentient species

Human Rattataki

Vehicles and vessels

Armored Assault Tank Low Altitude Assault Transport Nu-class attack shuttle

Weapons and technology

Blaster Lightsaber Phase I clone trooper armor Plasma bridge

Miscellanea

Aurebesh Cross of Healing Crystal The Force Force Jump Force Push

External linksEdit

• LEGO Star Wars: The Quest for R2-D2 game at LEGO.com.
• Three Melons - Game details