Attack or defend with one key, then use another for special moves, which for the Jedis involves the Force. The controls are keyboard-based, logical, and different for each character. Don't worry: Jar Jar is nowhere to be seen-yet.
In the mission, you control Obi-Wan Kenobi, Qui-Gon Jinn, and the silver android that looks like C-3PO (yes, I know it's TC-14) through the beginning scenes of The Phantom Menace. The demo consists of one short mission from the full game and an exploratory mode. What is surprising is how much fun Lego Star Wars offers, with the ability to switch among a wide variety of characters from the prequel trilogy, including the oft-maligned yet flexible Jar Jar Binks. It's not surprising someone combined the story and settings of the geek-tacular Star Wars franchise with the nerd-licious Lego aesthetic.
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