If you're really interested, $49.99 will buy a lifetime membership. To unlock access to every game and every piece of gear, players will need to pony up a minimum of $5.99 for a month-long Jedi membership.
Members? Oh, yes, although this is technically a free-to-play game, there are subscription options available. Of this initial batch, six are only for "Jedi Members." Nearly twenty different mini-games are available as of the game's launch. New gear (as well as new emoticons and other bonuses) can be purchased in two ways: credits earned by playing the various mini-games or Station Cash, Sony Online Entertainment's special form of currency that will cost you real money to purchase. It's to help you look like a bad-ass as you walk around the lobby areas between minigames. You can buy new weapons, armor, and other accessories, but as far as I've been able to discern, it is 100 percent cosmetic. Don't go in expecting to cut down hordes of enemies, level up, and improve your gear. That's not necessarily a bad thing the minigames here are pretty and interesting, and several are of particularly high quality. The most important thing to know before you try Clone Wars Adventures is that, like I mentioned above, the game is at its heart a Star Wars-themed minigame collection. Is this microtransaction-heavy minigame-fest going to tide Star Wars fanatics over until BioWare's The Old Republic launches? Or is it a travesty to the Star Wars franchise? The game launched today, and I decided to check it out. Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures is a free-to-play browser-based MMO based off the popular Star Wars: The Clone Wars cartoon series.
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