Sail the high seas in this epic adventure

In conclusion, LPofC is certainly not a terrible game by any means. In fact, the majority of what they do is promising. The visuals are great and the storytelling for most of the journey is promising (until the plot becomes confusing).

Concept: Play through whimsical retreads of the films while collecting loads of treasure Graphics: Seeing bricked-out interpretations of familiar faces and places is still a treat, even after all these years of LEGO games Sound: Characters still communicate through grunts and silly gibberish.

I got this game expecting quite a bit. The levels for this game are fun but sometimes the environments really don't change much. Don't get me wrong it's a beautiful game but it needs a little more varied environments.

I ordered 2 Xbox 360 games for my son for Christmas. Both game boxes were broken when I got them. Luckily the games were not. Packaging for shipping should be reevaluated!

I have been a big fan of the Lego series of platform games, which begun with Lego Star Wars and had crossed over to different film franchises such as Indiana Jones or Harry Potter and this game focuses on the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.

Lots to do for completists; Easy to pick up and play; Two Player co - op

Shorter than previous Lego Games; Not as interesting as other franchises

Lego Pirates of the Caribbean Tested and reviewed based on the Xbox360 version. Review by Ben Nacca (Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/BenNacca ) XBL GT: Darkeyes2k7 PSN ID: Darkeyes2k11 Naturally, just like film series, games that are relatively successful tend to get a sequel.

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