LEGO® Worlds is an open environment of procedurally-generated Worlds made entirely of LEGO bricks which you can freely manipulate and populate with LEGO models. Create anything you can imagine one brick at a time, or use large-scale landscaping tools to create vast mountain ranges and dot your world with tropical islands. Watch your creations come to life through characters and creatures that interact with you and each other in unexpected ways. In LEGO Worlds, anything is possible!Lego has added a Minecraft-like video game to its toy box. The Danish company just unveiled Lego Worlds. It's being billed as an open-environment game, in which you can generate worlds made entirely of Lego bricks. So, it's basically a Minecraft knock-off. We'll still take it. Although the game is currently in development, Lego has launched it on Steam through the Early Access program, with the purpose of letting gamers provide feedback. Lego will ideally use this feedback to improve Lego Worlds over time.
Lego said it plans to eventually add new features, for instance, such as a like/dislike system, Lego ID integration, painting themes, pre-generated towns, more minifig characters, underwater gameplay, online multiplayer, and more.If you want to join Steam's Early Access program , download the Steam client from here, then visit the Lego Worlds product page, and download the game. You can learn more about Early Access here.READ: 27 incredible Minecraft creations that will blow your mindWatch the promo trailer above to see some Lego Worlds in action.The page you are looking for,It might have been removed, had its name changed, or be temporarily unavailable. Please try the following: If you typed the page address in the Address bar, check the spelling and use of upper-case and lower-case letters. Click the Back button on your browser to try another link. Go to the ABC Home Page and look for links to the information you want. Use the ABC Online search engine:
News & Current Affairs British Indian Ocean Territory Heard & McDonald Islands Hong Kong SAR China São Tomé & Príncipe St. Kitts & Nevis St. Pierre & Miquelon St. Vincent & Grenadines Svalbard & Jan Mayen Turks & Caicos Islands LEGO Worlds is a galaxy of procedurally-generated Worlds made entirely of LEGO bricks which you can freely manipulate and dynamically populate with LEGO models. Probably not worth upsetting the Skeletons though… Uncover hidden treasures in environments that range from the fun to the fantastical. Make your worlds come to life with customizable characters, both friendly and fearsome Race, soar, zoom, and ride on a variety of vehicles and creatures from diggers and helicopters to horses and dragons Build any world you can imagine using the brick-by-brick editor tool and prefabricated LEGO structures Modify terrain quickly and easily with the multi-tool. Customize your characters in a wide variety of outfits and options.
Play with a select number of real-life LEGO sets, taken from the Classic and current LEGO themes! Export your creations and save them to use again. More content, features, and new LEGO play sets to be added in future updates. Operating System: Windows XP SP3 Processor: Intel Dual Core 2GHz Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: 512MB GPU with Shaders 3.0 Internet Connection: Broadband Internet connection required Operating System: Windows 7 Processor: AMD or Intel Quad Core running at 2.6GHz Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480 or ATI Radeon HD 5850 or better Internet Connection: Broadband Internet connection requiredLego has launched its own sandbox-style Minecraft rival, named Lego Worlds.It's available now to download via Steam Early Access, priced �11.99.Lego Worlds is being developed by the standard Lego video game developer TT Games, and is currently only single-player experience.But that is all set to change as development continues.
Online multiplayer will be added in the coming months, alongside Minecraft-sounding features such as "procedurally-generated underground cave networks", biomes, AI creatures, online and underwater gameplay. Elements from the main Lego games will also be included, such as Red Brick cheats and customisable characters.Features in the game as it stands today include procedurally-generated worlds, "discoveries and unlocks", ridable creatures and vehicles plus a day/night cycle.The main differences from Minecraft appear to be a focus on creativity rather than survival, and the ability to change vast chunks of the terrain at will."Lego Worlds will be a fully open-world, creativity-driven game so we want to ensure that we provide it with the utmost care and attention as we expand on our ideas," the game's Steam page states. "So much of this game will be about building and sharing and by sharing our plans with the community, we hope to incorporate their feedback and build an experience together that fans of LEGO and this genre of video games can enjoy.""
The current plan for LEGO Worlds is to be in Early Access through 2015 at which point we hope to have our full list of features in place. We'll evaluate a release candidate in early 2016, but we won't consider the game complete and ready for release until we believe our community feels we have delivered a great game.""We'll be actively monitoring the Community Hub here on Steam and look forward to feedback and suggestions for the game," Lego's statement concluded. "We'll also be offering people a chance to experience the development of a Lego title for the first time, and several members of the team will be providing some interesting dev diaries over the coming months."This isn't the first we've heard of the game - an advert for it appeared last week in an actual Lego set, although publisher Warner Bros. declined to comment on it at the time.And just this morning, a developer from Lego's previous creativity-fuelled - Lego Universe - explained how the company had been struggling with the concept for some time but had been held back by needing a *ahem* "dong detection" software.