Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition: Star Wars Rise Against the Empire Play Set

I have been spending entirely too much time playing Infinity 3.0 with my kids, and this play set was an absolute blast. Two characters (one ranged, one melee - so nice balance) and an adventure (which worked flawless. I ran into game breaking bugs on the Anakin play set twice) that we spent several hours on. This particular set was becoming hard to find in stores around here, and at the time I nabbed it on Amazon for a few bucks cheaper than in brick and mortar stores.

As I've written in my other reviews, I buy these disney infinity figures just because I want the figure, I don't play the video game. That being said, both figures are very cute and detailed and stand up on their own. I bought an opened box of them bc it was cheaper and I was going to open it anyways, so overall a very good price for the both of them. :)Perfectly detailed and they stand next to Han and all my other star wars infinitys.

This completes my collection, thank you seller

This is really cool. My 11 years old son plays disney infinity and he loved this playlet. He mostly played as Darth Vader ( you can get him separately), but he said this was the best star wars playset. Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia is really fun to play as.

Our son received the Star Wars: Twilight of the Republic Starter Pack for our Wii U for Christmas. While strolling through the toy box store, he discovered the AT-AT walker construction toy and the AT-ST walker mount. Every time we played, it was "I want to drive the walker!" which only comes with the Rise Against the Empire Playset so we got him this set with some leftover Christmas money. As far as game play goes, I really dislike the timed games. Some of them are too difficult for my kid (5 years old) to accomplish in 3 minutes on his own, and sometimes the two of us working together have to do it multiple times before we win. He gets frustrated, I get frustrated. I've also noted, like other reviewers have said, that the missions guide map isn't as easy to navigate as the Starter Pack either. The Endor map makes me want to scream, because the arrows (which should be pointing up a tree) are pointing left and right. It's pretty ridiculous and time consuming, especially when you've got a timed mission. Also, our Leia figurine does not look forward in game play. It doesn't matter if you try to invert the camera view, on our set you will always look at Leia head on or to the side, which makes it especially difficult to jump, climb, shoot, or fight. Basically we don't use the Leia figurine and use either Zeb or Ahsoka (that we've unlocked) to play with Luke. We were originally going to return it, and I'm sure you're thinking, "yeah, why didn't you?" and "Why did you give it 4 stars?" Our son L-O-V-E-S the vehicles, and I have to say the space missions (especially the Deathstar run) are so much more enjoyable that the Twilight of the Republic. For Twilight, they would just say "A freighter in your area is under attack. Go rescue it." All well and good if they put it on the map, but they don't. For Rise of the Empire, they guide you along on your objective and score you as you go, and it's super fun. All in all, it's got its ups and downs, but we've really enjoyed playing together.

Good quality for the money.

The product wasn't secured in the mailing box by either peanuts nor bubble wrap nor air bags. The actual item wasn't new nor was it sealed. Everything just fell apart the moment I tried to remove from the mailing package.

Just try it and enjoy it. Great for kids and adults who like starwars