The kids kinda lost interest after a couple days. It was fun during the first couple worlds , but after the random generated worlds were pretty much just repeats it really lost its luster.

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.

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

Powerful world editing tools; thousands of items to build; impressive vehicles

Poor cataloguing of buildable items; restricts biomes; fiddly controls and camera

Hard to sum up really some parts can awesome and other parts can be a bit meh, I would have like a feature like minecraft where you can decide whether to have pre-gen dungeons and towns or not. All in all I do admit it is an engrossing experience.

Well this started out well with some cool gameplay, you search for lego items you haven't collected. You do little tasks to receive gold bricks to upgrade your space ship, unlock items and larger worlds. But the game eventually goes no where with no story line. Kids will enjoy this game, my 11 and 12 year old both play and haven't figured out the easiest way to Master Builder rank. (And I'm not telling them). I'd buy it if you like lego, but it's not a regular lego game.

A Lego version of Minecraft sounds too good to be true, and while this isn't as versatile as Mojang's classic it does offer a fun alternative for young builders.

The mix of Lego movie game and Minecraft style sandbox works well, with lots of variety in themes and locations; Two-player co-op and an appropriately low price

It's not really the game's fault but the controls and interface are very fiddly; No sandbox mode from the start; The usual bugs, plus camera and frame rate problems

It's amazingly obvious for Traveller's Tales to use the LEGO license they've spooled multiple games from to build a rival to Minecraft ; a game that took the essence of the Danish-born toy building bricks freeform building play, and submitted it to a loose set gaming rules.

It's nearly impossible not to compare LEGO Worlds with Minecraft - Mojang's cult classic block building game which came out in 2011. Which makes sense, considering how influenced Minecraft was by the plastic brick toy in the first place.

Lego Worlds brings the open world building of Minecraft to a more creative place. As a fan of previous Lego games I wanted to see how well an open world sandbox building game would play out in the world of Lego, and the results are pretty interesting!

Creative and interactive worlds; Quick building abilities; Lots of customization options

Frustrating controls; Restrictive story progression; A few glitches