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The game is coming to the Nintendo Switch this spring and a new trailer reminds us why we loved the original so much. For those who haven’t checked out the open-world police adventure, the above announcement video, set to some Nicolas Winding Refn movie-sounding synthesizer, should get you up to speed. McCain returns to the titular Lego City as a hero, but his visit isn’t just to exchange pleasantries with citizens — the evil Rex Fury has escaped from Albatross Island and only McCain is capable of bringing the dastardly villain to justice. He does have some help, however, in the form of the dimwitted Frank Honey and Chief Dunby and the secretive Natalia Kowalski. More: Multiplayer Lego Worlds will hit PC and consoles in February 2017 As the name would suggest, Lego City Undercover — in place of the various different playable characters usually found in a Lego game — has McCain make use of dozens of disguises and outfits to help him in his police work. A robber, a miner, and a fireman are just a few of the disguises available, with each helping Chase make his way through the city’s brick-based puzzles.
In the original Wii U release, the GamePad controller was used heavily for investigations — both its touchscreen and its motion controls helped McCain uncover secrets in the game’s world. It’s not yet clear how the Switch’s portable and home configurations will emulate this, but they seem like more natural platforms than the Xbox One or PlayStation 4. Lego City Undercover is available now on Wii U and will be out for Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC this spring. A 3DS game subtitled The Chase Begins is also available.Nintendo Wii U 32GB Premium Pack with Mario Kart 8 Brand New UK PAL See more like thisThe LEGO franchise is booming after very successful games such as LEGO Batman & LEGO Lord of the Rings. Now TT Games have teamed up with Nintendo for LEGO City Undercover; a brilliant sandbox-style adventure.Players assume the role of the charismatic hero Chase McCain, a famous LEGO City cop renowned for once capturing Rex Fury, a notorious criminal. Rex has escaped and is thought to be behind a recent crimewave that has plagued the city, so it's up to Chase to save the day.
Key to the city: This is the largest LEGO game in the series and it's packed with intricate details As Chase, players are tasked with solving crimes and hunting down various criminals across the city. At his disposition are a variety of disguises that are collected as the story unfolds. Each disguise has its own benefits in solving puzzles and getting around the city. As a cop Chase is able to grapple and swing across gaps and scan clues to hunt for evidence or treasures. Early disguises include a Robber; with come-in-handy crowbar and Miner; allowing you to wield a pick-axe and use dynamite. Each disguise is unique and equally useful in solving crimes and accessing hidden areas. Similar to other LEGO games you’re rewarded for replaying previous areas once new disguises are unlocked to obtain previously inaccessible rewards. The fact that LEGO City Undercover is a Wii U exclusive may come as a surprise to some, but it’s with the Wii U GamePad that completes the LEGO City experience.
As you traverse the crime-washed city in one of over 100 different vehicles, colleagues will pop up on the GamePad with your next mission, update you with goings-on in the city or just for a chat. The Wii U GamePad displays the map of your surroundings and also the route you need to take to reach your destination. The GamePad is also used to scan the surroundings to spot hidden villains and can also highlight hard-to-find, large LEGO bricks. These new additions are the games second currency alongside the usual LEGO studs. Hilarious: LEGO games are known for being funny but this is by far the most amusing Larger LEGO bricks are often hard to find or obtained via side quests or hidden areas whilst smaller bricks are collected from breaking apart LEGO items and can then be used to purchase vehicles that are key in Chase McCain’s progress in LEGO City. Humour has always been fundamental to the LEGO games and LEGO City Undercover has it in abundance. The game is filled with hilarious cut scenes, funny dialogue and famous voice overs with reference to well-known film characters.