LEGO Worlds

1. PacMax

   Dec 19, 2018

   10

   If you love building Lego, and love games, you will love this. Even with the slightly choppy frame rate, this game is under appreciated, andIf you love building Lego, and love games, you will love this. Even with the slightly choppy frame rate, this game is under appreciated, and allows your imagination to go wild. This is easily one of the best video game sites I have ever played, and for a 2017 Switch game with only 59% on this website, that is quite a statement.… Expand

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2. ManyPowerz

   Jan 2, 2023

   10

   I like this game a lot because there are so many different worlds to achive you can create and you can explore so many things.

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4. Luckithroe

   Sep 10, 2017

   10

   I loved LEGO's as a kid but we weren't fortunate enough to afford much outside of the colored blocks.. These days, I've been exposed to manyI loved LEGO's as a kid but we weren't fortunate enough to afford much outside of the colored blocks.. These days, I've been exposed to many of the LEGO games due to my son playing them. They are cute, fun, and have a lot of gameplay, but one thing that always threw me off was the fact that both you don't really build stuff outside of pressing a button to build pre-defined structures. Secondly it really turned me off that, even in the games where you play as a "good guy" you get rewarded for destroying everything to collect LEGO studs, which were then in turn used to unlock characters, levels, etc...
   
   This all changed in LEGO worlds.. Frankly this is finally a LEGO game I can understand. While you can still collect bricks by destroying things, now it seems to have a bigger focus on discovering things, which can then be used to actually build stuff. Collect a new brick style, you can now use that brick to build anything you see fit. Find a LEGO set (or build) and now you can instantly build that item. In short , this game is allowing me to relive all my childhood dreams by building my own comprehensive LEGO set in game, then travelling around , discovering things, doing quests, and ACTUALLY BUILD using all the cool new pieces I've acquired.
   
   So far I'm really impressed with how much content there is, as far as the types of bricks and sets I've been able to collect. The quests are fun enough to keep you busy, but in short this is the LEGO experience I have always dreamed of. My main hope is that they continue to add content, more "sets" to find, and more quests and things to do, because in my opinion, this is the ultimate, and what a LEGO game should have always been. There are online multiplayer options but honestly I haven't even dug into that yet since I'm having so much fun just running around, playing around and building.
   
   My main hopes are they continue to:
   * Add more bricks
   * Add more sets (pre-fab builds)
   * Physics please introduce at least gravity physics.. When I destroy the base of a large LEGO tower, it would add so much to the game to see it fall and crumble in accordance with the laws of gravity (This will also set LEGO worlds apart a little more from the Minecraft comparisons).
   * Add more interaction with the various items in the game (currently there are many, but if there is a chair, I would like my toon to be able to sit on it, or drink from a bar)
   * Extending the above interaction comment, it would be cool if some of the interactions were tied to mini games
   * Add more questions/missions
   * Enhance the AI a bit more, the ability to converse with the AI LEGOnians, making friends, enemies perhaps, and then bringing them with on questions
   
   Just more of everything they've been doing, I hope they don't abandon this title, but instead continue to enhance it until all the bricks, builds are available and that most if not all items are able to be interacted with. I would gladly pay for DLC to facilitate this, and would MUCH prefer this over having to buy another stand alone title considering my goal is to "Collect all the things"
   
   In short, this is a fantastic title, and having it on a portable system is just amazing. I had purchased it on the PC as well, but since I've gotten it for the Switch I've been unable to put it down. Keep up the good work team, and everyone else.... GO GET THIS GAME.
   
   P.S. I recommend buying the digital version , that way it's always available in your system without switching disks, since it's good for short or long plays, it's great to have on hand without need to swap in and out a disk/cartridge.
   
   Have fun!… Expand

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5. Gornostai

   Jun 1, 2022

   6

   Игра неплоха, но далеко не самая лучшая в серии игр лего. Слишком много муторного собирательства.Игра неплоха, но далеко не самая лучшая в серии игр лего. Слишком много муторного собирательства.

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6. LegoLover58

   Feb 4, 2023

   5

   A Minecraft-esque game that had potential but fell just short of greatness.
   
   The story sucks, and is composed purely of tedious quests, manyA Minecraft-esque game that had potential but fell just short of greatness.
   
   The story sucks, and is composed purely of tedious quests, many of which dole out either obscenely difficult challenges or miserly rewards.
   
   Sandbox Mode is fun, but there's not enough unique content and it gets boring after a while. Each world only has 3 unique characters, and most things are given a theme swap.
   
   If you want this game, wait to get it on sale. Don't pay full price for it.… Expand

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7. ricklongo

   Oct 17, 2017

   3

   Ah, Lego. One of the absolute joys of my childhood, unfortunately, hasn't really managed to impress me in the realm of video games, aside fromAh, Lego. One of the absolute joys of my childhood, unfortunately, hasn't really managed to impress me in the realm of video games, aside from the underrated former Wii U exclusive Lego City Undercover. Lego Worlds, however, had my attention. I mean, we live in a world where Lego-inspired Minecraft is one of gaming's biggest franchises, so taking the Danish toy and building a compelling open-ended survival game around it should be fine and easy, right?
   
   Well, with the caveat that game design isn't ever really easy, I still mantain Lego Worlds should have hit it out of the park. The idea is super neat: you pilot your spaceship through procedural worlds, solving quests and unlocking different pieces, objects, characters and buildings for use on a big sandbox-style mode. Basically, it mimics how we all played Lego in real life, except we get to earn the pieces through gameplay instead of badgering our moms to open their wallets and go to the closest toy store with us.
   
   Of course, having a good idea is only part of the process; you have to actually execute it to earn your payday. And that's where Lego Worlds, sadly, begins to unravel. The procedural worlds are fun at first glance, but end up being a series of empty, boring wastelands filled with meaningless fetch quests. You're never really compelled to immerse yourself on each planet, as the characters you encounter there are mindless drones who keep repeating requests with no rhyme or reason.
   
   Worse still, there is virtually no power curve to be seen. Almost from the get-go, you can solve a puzzle that requires you to, say, climb a mountain by simply opening a menu and making a helicopter. No effort necessary to earn anything, and as a result no truly compelling gameplay hook to latch onto.
   
   The sandbox mode, then, could be the game's one saving grace... except for how annoying it is to make the clunky interface do anything you want. This is obviously a game much better suited to mouse and keyboard, as doing what Lego Worlds asks of you with a controller is a borderline masochistic ordeal.
   
   Finally, there's the coup the grace: the game runs terribly on Switch. The frame rate is sketchy, draw distance is laughable, optimization is virtually nonexistant. Characters will walk on air, hang onto nothing while suspended, get trapped nowhere specifically, all of this with floaty physics and controls which are extremely erratic.
   
   TL;DR:
   Lego Worlds is a great idea. No, really, coming from a former Lego kid, it's honestly one of the coolest ideas for a video game I've seen in recent years. The execution, however, makes it all come apart, with terrible controls, mindless gameplay loops and truly putrid optimization. The worst part is that the sheer potential on display makes it all the more frustrating to behold just how much of a hot mess the end result turned out to be.
   
   Rating: 3.5… Expand

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8. Asica604

   Sep 24, 2020

   0

   From my 6-year old: "Never knew Minecraft was better. Lego movies are so good and lego games are so creepy."
   
   There you go - right from theFrom my 6-year old: "Never knew Minecraft was better. Lego movies are so good and lego games are so creepy."
   
   There you go - right from the customers mouth :) This game is a waste of money. Minecraft is just so much better.… Expand

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