Metascore
72

Mixed or average reviews - based on 9 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 9
  2. Negative: 0 out of 9
  1. Oct 31, 2022
    81
    LEGO Bricktales masterfully combines rewarding exploration with clever construction-based puzzles to make for a highly entertaining formula. The controls can be annoying when you're building things but once you see it all come together, you'll have a great time.
  2. Oct 11, 2022
    80
    LEGO Bricktales is a puzzling delight that enables your imagination to thrive as you solve a myriad of interesting problems.
  3. Oct 11, 2022
    80
    So LEGO: Brick Tales then – a bright, colourful and certainly more creative take on LEGO in its digital form. While there’s some fiddly controls at times, it’s all quite charming and relaxing – and as the rest of the package is so wonderfully put together, it’s hard to gripe too much about a fussy control scheme. Besides, back in my day, I never used a manual to build my spaceship, and had to spend quite some time searching for just the right brick to make the whole thing work. Either way, it was a great dose of nostalgia.
  4. Oct 11, 2022
    75
    LEGO Bricktales offers us a nice opportunity to relive the experience of designing and creating LEGO constructions, although despite the excellent artistic and technical level, the game remains an uninnovative and not too engaging puzzle-adventure, especially with an adult audience. Definitely recommended, however, if you are a brick-building lover.
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  1. Oct 12, 2022
    Part adventure game, part construction simulator, Lego Bricktales lays strong foundations for a truer type of Lego experience.
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  1. Oct 14, 2022
    7
    Good-
    Satisfying building; Solid puzzle mechanics; Good collectible balance; Enjoyable balance of difficulty and calmness.
    Bad- Building
    Good-
    Satisfying building; Solid puzzle mechanics; Good collectible balance; Enjoyable balance of difficulty and calmness.

    Bad-
    Building mechanic stiffness and response times; Uneven build difficulty; Overlooked story.

    Thoughts-
    Lego Bricktales rides the wave of successful Lego games but makes one of the more pure Lego experiences I’ve seen in a game by focusing heavily on the building aspect, and as such, the building experience is a good amount of fun. There’s nothing incredibly special about its mechanics, nor does it do everything right, but with its idea of giving you freedom to build how you want and, more often than not, what you want, there’s a lot of creative license you can take to build like you would in real life, with the same frustrations and trial and error a real Lego set would bring. The game attempts to contextualize everything with a surprisingly successful, if not entirely unique or immersive sequence of worlds, especially with some of the surprisingly thoughtful puzzles and use of superpowers. This isn’t a game that’s going to blow you away in any single aspect, but it’s a highly relaxing, satisfying experience that allows you to build your own creations and see them come to life in a true Lego context.
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