En LEGO Jurassic World acompañamos por primera vez a todos los personajes de la saga jurásica en las aventuras basadas en las 4 películas. A medida que juegues desbloquerás personajes pero ¿y si te digo que puedes conseguir algunos de estos desbloqueables de una forma más sencilla? Como en todos los juegos LEGO, Batman Jurassic World incluye la opción de introducir códigos para desbloquear extras de una forma muy sencilla. A continuación de contamos cómo hacerlo: esto te dará acceso a personajes humanos, extras y, por supuesto, imponentes dinosaurios que podrás controlar. Cómo introducir los códigos – Los códigos se introducen pausando tu partida y accediendo al menú Extras / Introducir código. También puedes introducirlos desde la consola de trucos situada en el centro de Innovación de Jurassic World, en medio del mapa del mundo abierto. – Ten en cuenta que cada vez que inicies una partida en LEGO Jurassic World tendrás que introducir de nuevo todos los códigos que quieras para que sus beneficios estén activados.
Lista de códigos para desbloqueables Cazador de InGen — 38YWVR Científico (Hombre) — SKKLWC Científico (Mujer) — XVXGXF Conductor de Jurassic Park — 3FE78R Cuidador de dinosaurios Vic o Bob — YQ6S7Z Cuidadora de raptors Jenny — SXZ7CC Cuidador de raptors joven de Jurassic World — 7VNLJT Dennis Nedry (con camisa hawaiana) — RAVKRT Dieter Stark — EKCKLC Ellie Degler — AV9DTJ Explorador InGen — 8XL359 Guardabosque de Jurassic World Ranger (Hombre) — GW9TGH Guardabosque de Jurassic World Ranger (Mujer) — L5AU6Y Guardia de InGen Jerry — QKBCWT Guardian de Jurassic Park (Hombre) — XJS7UY Guardian de Jurassic Park (Mujer) — 8WY3FV Henry Wu (Jurassic World) — A3HC7E Jimmy Fallon de The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon — 6MKHSG John Hammond (Lost World) — PR2R6Y Juanito Rostagno — XTH9A3 Mecánico de InGen — RMVVB8 Mercenario de InGen — VZRSD3
Operador de la Girosfera Josh — 9NGZZQ Portero de Jurassic World — BX9Z6R Soldado ACU (Hombre) — 28SPSR Soldado ACU (Mujer) — AU25GR Tripulante de S.S. Venture — 62539J Udesky (Alternativo) — PFEBS6 Indominus Rex — GAAAAC Tyrannosaurus Rex — CAAADT Coche clásico de Jurassic Park— 3FE78R Detector de minikits — JYJAFX Gana el doble de piezas — 5MZ73E Juega y descubre muchos secretos más Los personajes adicionales y las mejoras que te traemos no son los únicos extras que encontrarás en LEGO Jurassic World. Recuerda que en todo juego LEGO hay bloques especiales así como zonas a las que se puede acceder rejugando los niveles. Disfruta de cada partida en el juego y ya verás como te topas con muchos de estos secretos. Descarga LEGO Jurassic World Sígueme en Twitter: @mariabaeta Samsung Galaxy S7 + Gear VR + Gear 360: el combo perfecto para revivir tus mejores recuerdos Todos los móviles nuevos que verás en el Mobile World Congress 2017 (Samsung, HTC, Nokia…)
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They tell (or retell) a humorous story using a selection of stages from the console versions, offer up some mindless action gaming, and have a ton of unlockables. How much you enjoy them usually depends on how much you like the property involved, but all of the games kind of fall in that sticky zone that lay just between boring and interesting, and LEGO Jurassic World [$4.99] isn't any different. Except, you know, that this one has playable dinosaurs. How excited does that last sentence make you feel, on a scale of one to ten? If you're twitching in your seat right now in anticipation of exploding some Jurassic Park set dressing into thousands of LEGO studs using your awesome dino-jaws, you'll probably enjoy this game well enough to buy it. If your reaction instead is to wonder how that actually changes anything at all in a series that has been spinning its wheels longer than most of its target audience has been alive, well, you might want to carefully consider whether or not you need yet another LEGO game.
At the very least, Jurassic Park fans will probably be more open to the game, as it allows you to play famous scenes and characters from all four movies in the series. All the characters are here, and some of them even have new voice clips from the real actors. The rest rely on clips of questionable quality grabbed from the movies, and the two styles of voice samples certainly don't mesh well at all. The gameplay is the same as most of the other LEGO games on iOS, such as LEGO Lord Of The Rings [$4.99] and LEGO Batman: Beyond Gotham [$4.99]. You'll guide a pair of characters through a level, fighting some enemies, solving some very simple puzzles, and smashing just about everything in pursuit of studs that can be used to buy new characters and unlockables. Each level hides some secrets in the form of Minikit parts and special LEGO bricks, but you'll rarely be able to find everything on your first pass. Certain objects in each level can only be used by characters possessing a particular ability, and there are always a few objects you can't access using the default set the game gives you.
For those, you'll have to return to the stages in Free Play mode. The main goal in each level is to make your way to the exit, but there are several sub-goals to shoot for as you play. Completing those sub-goals allows you to unlock various features in the main hub. When you start the game, you'll have access to stages based on the first movie, Jurassic Park, and the most recent one, Jurassic World. The Lost World and Jurassic Park 3 are locked until you knock out a few sub-goals. There's also a cool mode where you can mix and match dinosaur parts you find in the levels to create your own custom dino. The main hub takes the form of a sort of Visitor's Center, and from there, each movie has its own tiny hub from which you launch the individual levels. Each movie gets five stages, though as with the handheld versions this iOS version is based on, those stages are broken up into separate mini-stages here. The separation of the stages doesn't hurt here as much as it does in some of LEGO's other games, at least.
The breaks are placed sensibly and the stages don't really flow the way they did in, say, the console version of LEGO Batman. For the first time in a long while on iOS, LEGO Jurassic World is completely IAP-free. You don't have to worry about any stud doublers or things like that. That doesn't mean you won't be grinding if you want all of the characters unlocked, mind you. But it's the usual LEGO game grind that even the console players have to put up with, so it's at least better here than it was in some of the earlier games. Developers TT Fusion have checked off all of the important iOS boxes, as well. There are a variety of control set-ups including gesture-based, virtual controls, and MFi controller support. Game Center and iCloud are both supported, as well. While I may rag on these games for the way they pull their designs back from the console versions, It's nice to see iOS-specific features get proper attention. LEGO Jurassic World is par for the course for iOS LEGO games.