There’s a lot to look at in terms of settings in Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, especially in terms of accessibility. If you’ve given our accessibility review a read, you’ll probably also be interested in knowing what exactly to expect from the settings menus, and that’s where our menu deep dive comes in. As an added bonus, the Warner Bros. Games support website has the accessibility menu listed.
It’s also worth remembering that the existence of an accessibility menu doesn’t mean that the game itself is accessible. Instead, this deep dive serves to show players what to expect from the menus in case there is anything they need or prefer to see.
All images and information displayed below are from the launch version on PC and could be subject to change.
First Launch
When you first boot the game, you’re first introduced to a seizure warning, which is often common to see, but Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga seems to be more prominent, being unskippable and clear.
Following that, players are given the choice to view accessibility options or skip straight to the main menu. What players are presented with is the full accessibility offerings, which we’ll list next.
Settings
Accessibility
In Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Sega there is a good number of features for accessibility here, all tucked under their headings. While the accessibility section is its own dedicated menu outside of the settings menu, most of these features do appear in the Settings areas.
Subtitles
- Subtitles on/off
- Subtitle Text Size
- Small
- Medium
- Large
- Dialogue Box Text Size
- Small
- Medium
- Large
Controls
- Hold Button/Key for Quick Taps
- Autocomplete Quick Taps
- Aim Toggle
- Vibration
Camera
- Camera Sensitivity
- Invert Camera X/Y Axis
- Camera Bob
Aiming
- Aim Sensitivity
- Invert Aim X/Y Axis
Aim Assist
- Aim Assist on/off
- Target Lock-on
- Near-Target Slowdown
- On-Target Slowdown
- Homing Shots
Flight
- Flight Sensitivity
- Invert Flight X/Y Axis
Gameplay Assistance
- Automatic Health Recovery
- Fall Recovery
- Navigation Assist
Screen Effects
- Motion Blur
- Repeating Effects
- Camera Shake
Gameplay Options
Heading into the Settings area now, and starting it off with Gameplay options. This is pretty much all of the features from the accessibility menu.
Controls
- Fall Recovery
- Automatic Health Recovery
- Hints
- Always On
- New Only
- Off
- Analytics Preference
- Vibration
- Hold Button/Key for Quick Taps
Camera
- Camera Sensitivity
- Invert Camera X/Y Axis
- Camera Bob
Flight
- Flight Sensitivity
- Invert Flight X/Y Axis
Aiming
- Aim Sensitivity
- Invert Aim X/Y Axis
Aim Assist
- Aim Assist on/off
- Target Lock-on
- Near-Target Slowdown
- On-Target Slowdown
- Homing Shots
Controller and Keyboard Config
From here, players can remap bindings for gameplay features such as attacks or opening specific in-game menu sections. There are also color-coded elements to help differentiate different types of layered inputs. So you’ll have general jumping marked as white, Jump attack marked as red, and ship control marked as orange, for example.
Audio Options
There are a number of sliders here, and the subtitles section is nicely tucked into this area and comes with a preview of the text size. This preview is especially helpful to allow players to know what to expect from the size before they jump in.
- Master Volume
- Music Volume
- Sound Effects Volume
- Dialogue Volume
- Subtitles
- Subtitle Text Size
- Dialogue Box Text Size
Video Options
For PC, there are the usual graphical options available, from windowed mode to fancy graphic elements such as ambient occlusions and such. Vertical Sync is also available and is usually a feature I personally look for.
- Screen Resolution
- Full Screen Monitor Index
- Windowed Mode
- Borderless
- Vertical Sync
- Shadow Quality
- Anti Aliasing
- Ambient Occlusion
- Screen Space Reflections
- Image Sharpening
- HDR Output
Display Options
Display options are actually not related to your monitor here, instead, this details all the elements in your playable space. Minimap can be
- Minimap
- On (Static)
- On (Rotate)
- Off
- Map Icon Visibility
- All Floors
- Current Floor Only
- Player Floor Markers
- Temporary
- Permanent
- Off
- Objective Text
- Always On
- New Only
- Off
- Objective Waypoint Arrows
- Regions
- Plug Guide Arrows
- Hint Alert
- Tooltips
- Regular
- Small
- Off
- Tooltip Alert
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X.
