The Limited Edition of Stern’s Star Wars is the top-tier expression of Steve Ritchie’s blistering 2017 tribute to the original trilogy — the same fast, flowing design that fans love, dressed in exclusive LE art and finishes for collectors. The Master of Flow built it for speed, a two-flipper field with a horseshoe lane, a five-bank of drop targets, and a miniature LCD screen set into the playfield, all building toward nine multiball modes, a wizard mode, and up to six balls at once.
The game revolves around character and mission selection. Choosing your hero shapes the whole game — play as R2-D2 and pick the Death Star missions for a smooth road to Destroy the Death Star, while the skill shot lets you light Tatooine missions for an easy opener. The TIE Fighter and Hyperspace hurry-ups feed multiball, and the deep scoring lives in the playfield multipliers: stack them onto the Death Star, Endor, and Hoth shots, then work Endor and Hoth from the left flipper for hundred-million games.
Welcoming to the casual blaster yet bottomless for the deep strategist, the table lights extra balls for clearing the third mode or downing eighty TIE fighters. Loud, relentless, and soaked in iconic sound and music, the Star Wars LE is Ritchie at his most exhilarating — long, fast, satisfying shots in service of the galaxy, in its most collectible trim. For the dedicated fan, this is the one to make the jump to lightspeed with.