Jeu plaisant pour les passionnés de vrai Lego. Très bogué et la caméra peu être très mauvaise. Pour le prix, ?a vaut la peine.

This game was seriously awesome. The worlds in the games are very beautiful. A must by game for the adventure lovers

LEGO Worlds feels like a tech demo for what could be in TT's future. There's a lot of promise here, but it lacks direction and purpose. It ends up feeling like TT's signature LEGO elements meets No Man's Sky meets Minecraft . That means it contains all the problems these other titles suffer from.

Great game for younger players brought for nephews aged 7 and 9 , they love the building consept/gameplay and are fans of minecraft and the lego games so this is a mixture of what games they like. Lego games are always fun for kids with humour in the story and characters.

Bought this game to play with my lad and we both enjoy it, takes lego building to another level without the expense or the mess. Throughly recommended

Lego Worlds is different from your average Lego game. It doesn't follow a story, but instead lets you create your own Lego world by giving you the tools to do so. You can scan objects and spend studs on them to unlock them for use, you can also copy and paste structures, as well as lay individual...

as good as lego dimensions. graphics are beautifully done!

Joe stacks bricks in his latest review for LEGO Worlds on PS4.

It's been a patient wait for us console owners since Lego Worlds was announced as a Steam Early Access title way back in June 2015 , its mad that it's really been that long! But finally the wait is over, as Lego Worlds as now available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Seemingly an endless amount of procedurally worlds; Creation tools are relatively easy to use; Easy pick-up and play core Lego videogame mechanics; Possibly a true contender to the Minecraft throne

Steep learning curve to begin with; Fiddly menu navigation system

Lego World is like lego and Minecraft mixed together to make an awesome game. So much to explore!