Although I have enjoyed previous LEGO movie entries, I must confess that I have not seen the recent LEGO NINJAGO movie. With that said, a good video game should be able to stand on its own and I believe that The LEGO NINJAGO Movie Video Game does so despite its lame title.

Fresh fighting moves added to the classic LEGO videogame formula

Main story is short, but there is plenty of replayability; visuals are a bit confusing in the flying mode; long load times

You can pretty much guarantee that each and every year, whichever the franchise is based upon, we will be treated to a new Lego game from Travellers Tales and this year is certainly no exception with the release of Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 arriving next month and this month to coincide with its...

Hack ‘n' Smash gameplay has never been more fitting; Levelling-up XP system is a welcomed surprise; Full of series signature laughs

Suffers from some series lag issues (at least on Xbox One

The LEGO franchise and the Switch have been good bedfellows of late, with both LEGO City Undercover and LEGO Worlds releasing on the console so far. The former we enjoyed. The latter Not so much.

My son got this as a Xmas present he is 10 and he loves it

This is a really fun game! The levels are easy to do and there is plenty to do post- game. The storyline is easy to follow and there is lots of humour! A fun game for everyone. It also has a new 4 player mode which is really fun to do with your friends. It deserves 5 stars!

Lego Ninjago is a huge property, though I'd have been hard pressed to tell you that before they decided to make a movie about it, and then a game about the movie. Coming from the same creative team behind the amazing Lego Movie and Lego Batman Movie, the film charts the escapades of the Ninjago...

Full movie experience; Visually strong; Plenty of content; Fun combat

Screen tearing and other graphical faults; Horrendous loading times; Too much handholding