This Star Wars: The Phantom Menace drinking game is for the very first episode in the star wars saga. (the fourth movie released). After a long haitus after the 6th episode the very first episode was finally released.
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- This Star Wars title from Lucas Arts is completely based on the movie Phantom Menace. It is basically an action game in which you play a number of characters from the movie, solve a number of puzzles, beat down enemies with your light saber or laser guns and follow the footsteps of the movie.
- Product Description. LIVE the SAGA in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace for your PC. You will participate in the dramatic events from the Star Wars Episode I story-and beyond. The action in The Phantom Menace will pick up where the movie begins-as two heroic Jedi Knights dock on the Trade Federation Battleship above the planet Naboo.
This origin film was met with less-than-stellar reviews. Mostly do to some cheesy dialogue and and not-so-lovable side kick character named Jar Jar Binks. It chronicles the origins of Anakin Skywalker and his journey to become a master of the force.
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What You’ll Need To Play
Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace is a 3D sci-fi fantasy third-person action-adventure game developed by Big Ape Productions and published by LucasArts for the PC on April 30, 1999. It was later ported to the Sony PlayStation in North America (on August 31, 1999), Europe (on September 24, 1999), and Japan (by EA Victor on December 9, 1999).
For this drinking game you’ll need the first episode of the starwars franchise and some drinks. If you’re one of the many people who decided against buying the prequels, they are currently streaming on Disney+.
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace Drinking Game Rules
Take A Sip Of Your Drink Whenever…
- Jar Jar or any other Gungan says “messa” or “youssa” (like you needed another reason to dread the scenes where he has dialogue)
- A lightsaber is extended or retracted
- Anyone mentions “negotiation”
- Qui-Gon attempts Jedi mind tricks
- Anyone’s speech is represented with subtitles
- Queen Amidala shows up in a new outfit
- Anyone refers to Anakin as “Ani”
- Someone mentions Podracing, or a podracer starts up
Take A Big Chug Of Your Drink Whenever Any Of These Corny Lines Come Up…
- “You were right about one thing, Master. The negotiations were short.” – Obi-Wan Kenobi
- “There’s always a bigger fish” – Qui-Gon Gin
- “The ability to speak does not make you intelligent.” – Qui-Gon Jinn
- “Now this is podracing!” – Anakin Skywalker
- “My lord. Is that legal?” – Nute Gunray
Take A Shot Or Finish Your Drink Whenever…
- A scene begins in the senate room.
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This Star Wars: The Phantom Menace drinking game is the perfect way to rewatch the first film while keeping a steady buzz. Although this can be a pretty heavy one, just because JarJar says “mesa” or “yousa” over 50 times in the film. However, like with any drinking game, you should always be mindful of your limits and please drink responsibly.
The Force is NOT strong with this one
Like the movie this is based on, this game is a far cry from the best that the Star Wars universe can deliver, and falls a long way short of classic titles like X-Wing or Dark Forces. It's a pretty bad game by any standards, being bland and lacking in thrills, with some of the blame being laid firmly on the shoulders of its inspiration and some just on unimaginative design choices. The plot here follows the movie quite closely and tells a stripped down version of the convoluted tale of the disturbance in the Force, a besieged planet and the tragic fall of a great hero. The gameplay here is a variation on the classic third person adventure, where you'll explore various environments based on those seen in the film, while battling familiar enemies and solving the occasional puzzle. You get to play as a few different characters from the film, which adds a bit of appeal, but mostly this is a case of running around, whacking bad guys with your light saber or blasting them from afar with a laser gun. This is perhaps one of the worst uses of the Star Wars license and is up there with Yoda Stories and Rebellion in terms of lack of quality. The visuals might have looked good back in the day, but have aged poorly and now just look ugly. The gameplay too is just overly simplistic and very repetitive, with unexciting combat and bland level design, while enemies are just lacking in intelligence. There are also issues with the camera and the controls, while puzzles are just as unsatisfying as the combat, thus making this a game to avoid and pretend it doesn't even exist.