An odd and ambitious LEGO collectathon sand box. While discovering and messing around with fresh items and vehicles can be quite fun, once that well dries up all you are left with is the random generation of quests, maps, and golden bricks. The overall lack of direction, even in adventure mode, can make the game pretty dull. Also ridden with several bugs.

The building mechanics are unintuitive, too clunky and slow to be satisfying, but also not complex enough to compete with the versatility of actual LEGO bricks or even LEGO Digital Designer.

I have no clue why this got marketed as a Minecraft competitor, as it is fundamentally different in everything except the vague sandbox genre tag.

mixed bag. it gets a lot of mileage out of me with Lego being baked into my DNA. being able to build whatever you want with all the Lego in the world is an exciting prospect maybe not one I'm in a place to really enjoy as a thirty year old adult man. it's hampered by the fact that it's not really all the Lego in the world, you are really just working with sort of the basic type blocks, nothing in the way of special bricks, no way to use hinges or studs not on top. I get why expanding beyond that would have been an enormous undertaking, but it's a bit limiting. lets you build with more granularity than minecraft but less than Lego. the builds tend to have more that feeling of like, the lego sculptures that tend to be very basic building techniques.

you can feel the potential that was waiting to be added to the game if this had done Minecraft numbers, but it didn't so you're left with this.

Playtime : 10 Hours
completion : ?? %
Lore 0/5
Gameplay 1/5
Visuals 1/5
Music 0/5
Replay value 1/5
Overall 1,5/5
Notes : nah. The controls feel very clumsy idk man. I cant really see the fun In the game. At first it seems like a lot of content but it really isnt. Its just a bed lego sandbox game with bad story and bad mechanics :(