Infinity 3 Force Awakens EU Playset Pack (PS4/PS3/Xbox One/Xbox 360/Nintendo Wii U)

Me and my boys love this. Me being a huge Star Wars fan getting this was a not brainer. Great figures, and great characters to use on screen. Finn has a more of a brawler style in the meelay department. For his long range he has an semi-automatic laser riffle. So you just press the R2 button and he empties the clip of 5 shot then does a quick reload and shoots again. Ray's is the more technical and lethal meelay attacks spinning the staff around like a ninja, then she has her blaster pistol Han Solo gave her in the movie as her distance attack. It is surprisingly powerful. I only have 2 complaints about Ray: The first is I think she should have been given a lightsaber, but the way she uses the staff makes up for this a lot. Also it makes her different from the other Jedi characters. The second is almost no though has been been give to her special attack. It is a staff assisted jump kick. Really? I did not even remember her using that in the movie. However what it lacks in visual appeal it makes up for in damage. All this and you get he Force Awakens level open as well. I could not give this anything less than 5 stars.

This is a fantastic 'Infinity 3' playset - and includes both Finn and Ray characters as well as 'The Force Awakens' story mission. It's easy to set-up, and offers you the chance to play as these characters - re-living the adventures of the latest 'Star Wars' film.The figures are attractive and perfect for display. And at under £15 this product is now quite affordable.It's keeping my nephews - aged 5 and 8 - very busy! I highly recommend for players of all ages.

great play set however what it doesnt tell u is that to make the crystal world work you need to be an online gamer so abit dissapointed but the figures are good

Got for son and he loves it so do o to be honest lol

2 x 9 Yr olds who love Disney infinity and have been building their collection of characters. Arrived swiftly!

Although the characters are not in great action poses like Obi Wan and Yoda and the like, they have great detail common to the rest of the set.Where this set falls short is in the software. As stated by other reviewers, it is buggy. Worst case in point is the moon of Takodana. Didn't ANYONE at Disney test this level on a PS3? Maybe it was more of a case of "Oh well, we're shutting up shop so who cares!" Some of the railings you can run right through (and fall to your death). The green pads that launch you back to the landing site don't work reliably (and you fall to your death). Often when you shoot a blaster, your character slides uncontrollably sideways or backwards (and you fall to your death) all this while you are attempting a PAIR of timed sequences - fail the 2nd timed sequence and you have to start from the beginning of the first - took me 2 frustrating days to get through it - and THEN the game didn't confirm that it was over - only when I gave up and went back to Takodana did I get confirmation of mission completion. Kind of spoilt the fun. Generally, the Infinity storylines feel a bit short too, but that's more likely because each is just one film and Lego has set a high bar when it comes to game length.

I got the Star Wars infinity 3.0 for my 7 year old as a Christmas present. He love it. The figures are excellent quality, very well made. They make very good collectables as well as being key to the game. Worth every penny.

Excellent new part of the game, but other play-in-game type suppliers offer more functionality with the toys. Skylanders toys are bow toys, not immovable pieces and the Lego Dimensions kit is exactly what you expect from Lego... But then... It is Star Wars, and nothing beats Star Wars :)