Disney Infinity 3.0 The Force Awakens Playset Review

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I had a lot of fun with this playset.  So far I've played through all four available Disney Infinity 3.0 playsets and this one has been my favorite.

The Force Awakens set comes with Rey, Finn, and the playset piece itself.  I love the look of the characters and I also ended up grabbing Poe Dameron and Kylo Ren as well.  I wanted all of them!  They just looks so cool!

The gameplay is very similar to the Rise Against the Empire playset which covered the original trilogy, but that's not a bad thing.  It follows the events of the Force Awakens through the use of basic exploration, traversal, and combat.

Really, this is an excuse to have another way to interact with the newest Star Wars movie.  And more than that, it's a way to introduce my kids to the new characters.  They love playing in the Disney Infinity 3.0 toybox mode where they can run around and swap characters freely.  They were super excited to see that I got new characters they could play with and by the end of the first day they knew all their names.


Both of my kids are still a little too young to be interested in the Star Wars movies, but it makes me so happy to see them playing with the toys.  I never want to force them into anything they're not into, but every time I've put a Star Wars toy near them they've been interested in it.  I'm curious to see if they'll latch unto the movies at all once they're a bit older.

If you already have Disney Infinity 3.0 then The Force Awakens playset is a no brainer.  Go get it.

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