- Publisher: Bandai Namco Games , Red Games , LEGO Games
- Release Date: Sep 2, 2022
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
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Sep 6, 2022It could have been so much better then this. Gameplay is boring and repetitive and just no fun. You can see this game is made for the younger one in mind and thats not wrong but it’s so very basic it feels like a mobile game and it plays that way also. Unlocking is nice but thats the only good thing about it. If you are a real Lego fan maybe then you can enjoy it a bit more.
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Sep 8, 2022The potential is there, the final results however, is disappointing. While there is a lot of customization option. The main part of games, the gameplay, is not polished.
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Sep 21, 2022It’s not inconceivable that LEGO Brawls could turn into something fun one day. If it were beefed up with loads more content, along with more interesting and more dynamic fighters, it would definitely be a lot more interesting. But in this state, with so little content – and with the content that is there being of such poor quality – there’s no way to classify LEGO Brawls as anything other than a massive disappointment.
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Sep 5, 2022I can see LEGO Brawls’ appeal as a free-to-play mobile game, where its simple mechanics and repetitive game modes are more excusable. As a full-priced console game, standing up against feature-rich AAA titles and even free-to-play titles, LEGO Brawls just doesn’t stand out in the slightest. Although a less complex brawler aimed at a younger audience might make sense, in this case it’s TOO simplified, where every character behaves the same and the only strategy is to run at your foes and mash the attack button. Combine that with the lack of additional single-player content and glacial progression system, and it becomes difficult to recommend LEGO Brawls to anyone other than the most devoted LEGO aficionados.
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Sep 3, 2022Beyond the ability to collect minifigs and customise your character — something that does nothing to really change up the actual battling at the heart of it all — there's very, very little here to sink your teeth into. It all ends up feeling like a rather poor free-to-play mobile game, and one that doesn't perform very well on Nintendo's hardware.