The LEGO NINJAGO Movie Video Game

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Mixed or average reviews - based on 5 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1 out of 5
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 5
  3. Negative: 0 out of 5
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  1. Nintendo Force Magazine
    Jan 7, 2018
    80
    If you (or your kid) love playing LEGO games, then these ninjas are good to Ninja-go. [Issue #31 – January/February 2018, p. 28E]
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6.8

Mixed or average reviews- based on 26 Ratings

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  1. Positive: 15 out of 26
  2. Mixed: 5 out of 26
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  1. Dodo0306
    Nov 26, 2017
    9
    The game is a good adventure game with a small bit of depth like most LEGO games. Overall i didn't feel disappointed because it has a lot ofThe game is a good adventure game with a small bit of depth like most LEGO games. Overall i didn't feel disappointed because it has a lot of replay value. My only issue is sometimes there are small frame drops but on the switch it is kind of expected.… Full Review »
  2. MonkiReviews
    Jan 14, 2018
    8
    This game is really fun, and has the fun LEGO charm. The story is another good vs. evil style game, but they are all funny LEGO charactersThis game is really fun, and has the fun LEGO charm. The story is another good vs. evil style game, but they are all funny LEGO characters from the LEGO theme and movie. The gameplay is very good, it has a bunch of new attacks, way more than past LEGO games. I also enjoyed the portability, graphics, and animation. This game is very fun, so I recommend it.… Full Review »
  3. SuperkenGaming
    Sep 23, 2017
    7
    The Lego Ninjago Movie Videogame
    Almost getting it all the way right
    In LEGO Ninjago you play as a variety of Ninjas out to save Ninjago    The Lego Ninjago Movie Videogame
    Almost getting it all the way right
    In LEGO Ninjago you play as a variety of Ninjas out to save Ninjago form being destroyed be the evil Lord Garmadon
    Though the story focuses mostly on the green ninja Lloyd and his connection with Garmadon
    The campaign stretches to just a little over 6 hours and is one of the most enjoyable LEGO game campaigns I’ve played through…
    I’ve only played through a handful of Lego games with Lego city being my favorite…
    and Lego ninjago fixes many of the problems I’ve had with this game series for the most part…
    This game is much more combat focused than what you’d be used to from a Lego game
    you can do a variety of combos and moves fill up a multiplier to get more studs for golden bricks and complete tasks around the ninjago world and the combat actually feels decently enjoyable...
    it feels a bit like a 3d sonic game as you’re dashing from one enemy to the next trying to stun them and pull off crazy finishers..
    My favorite part about all of this though is that combat for the most part can be completely ignored if you want to…
    This game isn’t padded out just for the sake of it... finally a Lego game that doesn’t feel like a time wasting chore…
    level progressing is perfectly paced aside from the final few chapters in the game where things start to slow down a bit..
    You’ll be activating switches with your different party members, using their different ninjitsu moves to break through walls or freeze waterfalls for example as each ninja is attached to its own element...
    and levels here all feel varied and look different…
    it feels like a true adventure trying to save ninjago from destruction with the occasional vehicle based missions and bosses to change the gameplay up just a little bit
    There is a constant way point on screen so you know where to go, again not wasting your time..
    however where things can be better is that things get a little annoying when the game throws more than 2 characters into your party…
    when it’s time for a certain character to do a move to progress they’ll jump up and down, but the quick swap doesn’t automatically jump to them… and I just don’t like the flow break that is bringing up the quick select menu…
    sure at times it would switch to the right character…. But I feel this and again the game’s final stretch are the only things that make this game feel a bit chorey at times…
    and of course there are collectibles in each level for you to come back to when you unlock other ninjas as you play like golden bricks and character bags, there are mini hub areas with side quests and races.. You can create your own character…
    The cut scenes here are charming, there are a few great jokes and touching moments…
    though I found the story to ultimately be very forgettable and I did run into a bug where there was no dialog in the final cut scene so I had to watch it on YouTube...
    But aside from a few hiccups I found this to be a solid game
    I wasn’t expecting to enjoy this game as much as I ultimately did…
    I’m happy the game focuses more on platforming with its post hopping and wall running than its usual break everything until Legos hop around and then build and move on format like the past…
    those moments are still here but not as frequent as they used to be
    the game keeps going and I want to see more like this one
    I give
    The Lego Ninjago Movie Videogame
    a 7/10    … Full Review »
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