Age Rating: 7+ Other console/handheld formats: Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360, Vita It's been a long time since we've had a Jurassic Park film, with a fourth film only being released this year. Jurassic Park III opened in cinemas back in 2001, so that's quite a gap between the third and fourth films.

'LEGO Jurassic World' is a light-hearted, funny and generally excellent take on the four movies. Filled with enough chuckle-worthy moments to lighten up even the sourest of sourpusses, and featuring addictive and worthy gameplay, the game is a no-brainer for 'Jurassic' fans and a must for casual...

The title of this package is a bit confusing at first, bearing the title of the latest movie yet offering up a collection of missions from all of the...

Beautiful world; Fantastic humour; Playable dinosaurs

Control issues; Lacks usual polish; Restrictive dinosaur sections

Numerous video games based upon the Jurassic Park franchise have been released over the years since Steven Spielberg's movie hit the theatres in 1993. None really made critical claim, save for Sega's side-scroller that included a raptor story-line, and Telltale's episodic adventures of Jurassic Park...

LEGO Jurassic World for the most part has that creative and humorous spark that all LEGO games possess and makes them so delightful and fun

Bad audio decisions; and bugs from an obviously rushed game to meet movie release date deadlines plague what could have been one of the best LEGO games TT has developed

The chances are if you're a fan of the films, then you know the various storylines collaborated in Lego Jurassic World . Despite the name of this game, this collection does not just include the recent movie release starring Chris Pratt, but includes the first three Jurassic Park films prior to it.

All four Jurassic movies; Island is a joy to explore; Raptor Master Builders; Makes the most from movie licence; Nostalgia like no other; Easy to pick up and play as always

Suffered some odd glitches; Voice dialogue can sound tinny

Rawr.

The framework for every LEGO game hasn't changed much since the days of LEGO Star Wars . It honestly never has to, and LEGO Jurassic Park isn't the game they tried reinventing the wheel with in that regard.

Yup, it's still a Lego game. But it's one of the best in recent memory, full of silly laughs, gentle puzzles and delightful playable lizards.

Playing as dinos is smashing fun; Gentle but classic Lego puzzling; Plodding about the hub enclosures as a brachiosaurus

Too much roster filler; Rubbish compy brawls; Replaying chases to get that last minikit

Lego Jurassic World plays it very safe, it can be glitchy at times and is over all too quickly. However, it does recreate the 4 films brilliantly, although I have yet to see the 4th to compare. But if the game is anything to go by, it does sounds like it could be the best since the original.

It feels like it has been ages since we last saw a LEGO game, but looking back it has only been 8 months. That's not long at all really, but such was the frequency in 2013/2014 an 8 month gap feels like an eternity.