Star Wars: Build a Robot

Across the Star Wars galaxy, droids fill jobs people can't. Mechanics, fighters, protocol units, and other machine helpers handle work that once demanded human muscle. A damaged robot can usually be fixed and sent back out. People don't get that luxury. Metal frames also last longer, cost less, and run precise calculations, so machines have become part of daily life across the galaxy. The custom workshop in Star Wars: Build a Robot lets you assemble a droid of your own, but extra parts stay locked until you earn bonus points in Challenge mode against a tiny droid merchant.

How to play?

Arrange the available pieces to copy the merchant's sample machine after a three-second look. The little seller holds up a picture, and that brief glance is all you get before the reference disappears. Small details matter here: head shape, body section, limb choice, and the order of the parts. A correct match adds bonus points. More points open additional robot pieces for your personal creation.