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Star Wars: Pit Droids

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Star Wars: Pit Droids
Publication information
Publisher(s)

Lucas Learning

Release date

September 18, 1999

Genre

Learning

Rating(s)

Everyone (E)

Platform(s)

Personal computer

Chronology
Timeline

c. 32 BBY

Star Wars: Pit Droids is a game released by Lucas Learning in 1999. It is intended for users age 9 and up. You have to guide 216 droids to the Mos Espa Arena from the Freight Ship.

The pit droids go through 300 different puzzles, each randomly selected for eight levels. At first, your droids start at the Transport Ship, ending at the final level, the Arena. In each puzzle, you need to get 48 droids into the portal; if you get only a few number of droids, you advance with only that number. With each puzzle you complete, you gain points. Each level (needs 216 droids) you unlock, you get a humorous pit droids clip. The levels are located in Tatooine.

There are many different numbers of different types of obstacles and restriction. With different types of arrows, you can also make your own puzzles.

Depending on the puzzles, there are certain factors:

  • Different tools- wrench, ladder, gas tank, cases, or nothing. Sometimes there are obstacles which give your droids tools;
  • Different colored heads, body, or same colored head and body. Sometimes there are painting obstacles that paint the body or head;
  • Square or Hexagonal grid;
  • Space between droids- if you have space, you can cross droid paths, with out it, they crash when approaching each other;
  • Crashing or Falling- when approaching the end of the stage or an obstacle of some sort, they either crash or fall. On some puzzles, they just wait.

You must complete each puzzle with logic, problem solving, critical thinking, and visual thinking.

Other game modes include creating a puzzle, or playing a scenario that has already been installed into the game.

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