Star Wars: DroidWorks was the premiere title from which LucasArts subsidiary?

Star Wars: DroidWorks was the premiere title from LucasArts subsidiary Lucas Learning.

Released in 1998, DroidWorks was Lucas Learning's first title and an early example of Star Wars edutainment. The subsidiary was created to develop educational software, and this game used the Star Wars setting to teach concepts such as energy, force, motion, simple machines, light, and magnetism.

Players design and assemble droids from interchangeable parts, then use those machines to overcome environmental challenges. The game reportedly offered 87 droid parts and about 25 million possible combinations, turning construction and experimentation into the core of play. Its nonviolent approach made the landscape and its puzzles the main obstacles rather than enemy combat.

Lucas Learning is easy to confuse with LucasArts, the better-known game publisher and developer, or Lucasfilm Games, the later branding associated with the company's interactive entertainment business. DroidWorks was specifically tied to Lucas Learning and became the first in a group of educational Star Wars products.

The game used a modified version of the Sith engine associated with Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II, adapted for its physics-focused design.