LEGO Worlds is not your typical LEGO video game. It has more in common with Minecraft than games like LEGO Avengers or LEGO Star Wars . In theory, what you get is an infinite number of worlds, built entirely out of LEGO, and a variety of tools to shape those worlds, or build your very own from...

Play with virtual LEGO bricks and create anything your imagination can dream up

Clunky controls | Tedious quest system | Laggy graphics at times

LEGO Worlds mixes the open world building of Minecraft with the structure of LEGO games. See what we liked and disliked about LEGO Worlds Xbox One Game over at Kidzworld.

Kids and I have found this much more entertaining than minecraft. The worlds are so much fun to build and explore.

Don't be fooled by the cheaper price of Lego Worlds . It's a mess that belongs at the very bottom of a bargain bin in the middle of nowhere. If you're looking for better experiences then pick up No Man's Sky or Minecraft , or just step on a few pieces of Lego.

It's a great game and fun but there are sonmany glitches and feeling, plus loading screens. Lego Force awakens works much better but obviously the amount of work out into that game was not put in this game. Shame they didn't actually put some acuatl effort into it. Still fun but frustrating!

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Wonderful sense of exploration; Dizzying amount of items to find and play with; Full of whimsy

Could benefit from a cataloguing system to group items; Camera is frustrating; Suffers framerate drops in busy worlds

The game does Lego justice, but Traveller's Tales are really good at this so it shouldn't come as a shock to any fan of their work. It's a fun game, not one that taxes the brain by any means, but it's a great game to just kick back and get your brick build on.

LEGO Worlds is rated E-10 with an ESRB descriptor of Cartoon Violence. You can punch, kick, and shoot enemies that break apart when defeated, so it's no more violent than any other LEGO game.