LEGO City Undercover begins with the introduction of Chase McCain, a police officer returning after a long absence. He is tasked with apprehending a dangerous criminal that has escaped from prison, which he happened to arrest many years ago.

It's the fourth month of 2017, and so far, we've had an unusual amount of solid titles comes out already. My poor wallet hurts because of the onslaught of good games. Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom is a solid action-RPG that adds to the ever growing pile of games to...

A Lot Of Fun; Looks Great; Hillarious; Lots To Do

Bugs; Sloppy Driving

Very easy to buy online and then pick up in store. Helpful employees!

Really fun game that works well on the Switch. It plays almsot like a GTA for kids, the humour is there for young and old so a great game for parents to play with their kids (or on their own)

I bought his a few weeks ago as a gift and I was delighted to find out that it's a super fun game,very catchy and gripping at the same time.

It's a direct port from the Wii U version, with nothing added or anything taken away, but it's a must play for anyone who hasn't played any version before. It's not original, but boy is it fun!

Great Lego game that is free from being tied to a licensed franchise.

The fact Lego City Undercover exists is impressive. It feels anomalous, a Lego game standing on its own blocky feet without the reliance on a license for its biggest moments or a hulking Lego sculpture but one that instead relies on interesting new mechanics to make its mark.

LEGO City Undercover was already a great game when it released on Wii U four years ago and this new release takes that and tweaks it just a bit. The overall experience is a little smoother and the addition of co-op is a nice touch, though there's nothing substantially new here.