Lego Worlds, an open-ended, third-person Minecraft look-a-like published by Warner Bros. and developed by Traveller’s Tales, is coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox. According to the developer team, the game will be both leaving Early Access and coming to console in February of next year. Though, players who purchased the game while in Early Access will be “be receiving a little something from [the devs] on Launch day.” Lego Worlds launched on PC in Early Access in June of last year for $15. No pricing for either the full PC release or the console versions of the game was announced, though it’s not unlikely to assume the price will somewhat from its prerelease price tag. Traveller’s Tales also announced a DLC pack entitled “Lego Agents,” which features various weapons, characters, and vehicles inspired Lego’s Agents toy line. The Lego Agents pack will be exclusive to the PlayStation 4 for its first 90 days after release. Lego Worlds promises procedurally generated worlds made of Lego bricks where players can adventure, seek treasures, discover secrets, and build to their heart’s content.
While the game hasn’t made many headlines, based on nearly 8,000 Steam user reviews the general consensus among gamers is “very positive.” And video games in the Lego universe have traditionally been well received, with the most entry, Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens, receiving scores in the high 70s. This post was originally written by Ruben Circelli.Welcome to LEGO Universe Rebuild (LUR) by Alanzote. View his official website/forums Download the installer in the official LUR Website and execute it. ( There are no virus in the installer, you can make a virus scan if you wish ) Execute the Shortcut now in your desktop. P.S.: Keep in mind, LUR Patcher requires Admin Privileges, you need to ALLWAYS open it as administrator. P.S.: If the patcher closes and a “Patch” window appears, YOU HAVE TO COMPLETE THE PATCH INSTALLATION. Wait for download to finish and click on the “Play!” button. P.S.: LUR Is not a complete game, more features to be added.
This week's big Lego Dimensions announcement is a meaningful entry in the ever-growing toys-to-life genre. Backed by the publishing prowess of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and development knowledge of longtime Lego-to-game developers TT Games, Lego Dimensions has a lot going for it. But the game's unveiling is just the start. Lego has a decade-and-a-half history of getting companies to allow it to turn amazing franchises into even more amazing brickly toys. And their skill at transforming beloved characters into beloved minifigs in unparalleled. And then there's Warner Bros., a massive entertainment company with rights to a boggling amount of popular franchises, a company that owns not a small part of our national pop culture. Smash those two together and what do you get? Well, so far you get a game that allows you to drop minifigs onto a Lego Toy Pad and put them into an interactive Lego universe. At launch, Lego Dimensions will include licensed characters and settings from DC Comics, The Wizard of Oz, Back to the Future, its own brand Ninjago and the massive Lego Movie universe.
All of these wonderful franchises, wonderful toys playing together in one place. But what else could they add down the line? The Matrix, Looney Tunes, The Great Race, Camelot, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, I Am Legend, The Hangover, Inception, American Sniper; the list of films and properties that Warner Bros. may have some rights to goes on and on and on. That's why this partnership with Lego is such a big deal: Who knows what they may decide to toss into the mix. Would the inclusion of the The Maltese Falcon or Dirty Harry be any more surprising than this week's news that the game includes Back to the Future and The Wizard of Oz? Make sure you vote in the poll at the bottom. Which Lego themes may go digital, which likely won't? What is it: The Bionicle universe features part-organic, part-machine creatures. Medium: Toys, comics, video games, films, TV Number of active sets: 13 Likelihood: Lego created and owns this franchise, so it seems likely they may want to introduce it to their massive game over time.
Also, the theme fits perfectly. DC Comics Super Heroes What is it: Lego's take on the DC comic universe. Number of active sets: 43 Likelihood: With Batman in the Dimensions starter pack and a promise for more to come, this is absolutely happening. We expect there is a lot more to come. What is it: Lego teamed up with Disney to create this line which includes Cinderella, Ariel, Merida and Rapunzel. The theme also includes castles, towers, carriages and other fitting set pieces. Medium: Toys, movies, TV Number of active sets: 9 Likelihood: While it would be a great fit and likely expand the reach of the game, the fact that Disney owns it likely means it won't happen. Disney Infinity doesn't need the competition. What is it: This is a Lego-created property that features a wide range of anthropomorphic animals living as tribes in a pristine land. Number of active sets: 72 Likelihood: I sure as heck hope so. They own it and who wouldn't want an anthropomorphic elephant going toe-to-toe with the Cowardly Lion?
What is it: Lego's popular fusion of their toys and Marvel's comic heroes. Medium: Toys, TV, movies, comics, video games Number of active sets: 34 Likelihood: With Disney Infinity already riding the success of Marvel in their toys-to-life game, I can't imagine that it would allow Lego to steal any of its thunder. What is it: The adorable brick-take on the overwhelmingly popular sandbox, building game Minecraft. Medium: Toys, video games, books, soon a movie. Number of active sets: 10 Likelihood: Microsoft owns this property and we're not sure exactly what Lego's rights include, but boy would this be another wonderful addition to Lego Dimensions. What is it: Lego ninjas that have spawned a virtual empire of content for the brick company. Medium: Toys, comics, movies, TV, books, video games Number of active sets: 42 Likelihood: It's happening, while they're not in the starter pack, Lego has already announced four add-ons featuring the ninja toys.
What is it: In a perfect world, the Pirates set would be an antidote to Ninjago, but unfortunately they're just pirate-themed toys. Number of active sets: 6 Likelihood: No one can really own pirates and who doesn't love them? Also, the game has ninjas, so they have to have pirates, right? What is it: The franchise that made Lego and Lego games what they are today. These beloved brick adaptations of the George Lucas' films are a fan-favorite. Number of active sets: 123 Likelihood: Not a snowball's chance in hell. Disney owns this and widespread rumor has the company injecting the franchise into Disney Infinity this year. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles What is it: They're heroes in a half shell. Medium: Toys, comics, TV, movies, video games Number of active sets: 17 Likelihood: It's unclear what sort of rights Lego have to the franchise and while Warner Bros. released one of the films, they weren't associated with the last one. Let's put this down as possible, mostly because how cool would that be?
The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit What is it: A faithful adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkein's classic story, only with Legos. Number of active sets: 25 between the twoYou get Gandalf with the starter pack and three Lord of the Rings add-on packs will get you Lego Gollum, Lego Gimli and Lego Legolas minifigures. What is it: A wonderful mash-up of pop-culture icons in a lovely movie built with Legos and starring minifigs. Medium: Toys, movies, video games Number of active sets: 53Much of Lego Dimension's premise seems built around some of the ideas introduced in the movie. Also, Wyldstyle comes with the starter pack. Four Lego Movie add-on packs will get you Emmet, Bad Cop, Benny and Unikitty characters. What is it: Long-running animated television show about a caring father and his respectful son. Medium: Toys, TV, movie, video game, comics Number of active sets: 3 Likelihood: It's unclear what sort of rights Lego might have, but it doesn't seem like a good fit so I think this is unlikely.
The Wizard of Oz What is it: A tale about farmer's daughter sent to the land of Oz via a witch-killing house. Number of active sets: None Likelihood: Lego has confirmed that The Wizard of Oz will be in the game. You can pick up an add-on pack with a Lego Wicked Witch of the West minifigure after launch. Back to the Future What is it: The story of a time-traveling, hoverboard-riding, mother-loving teen and his insane professor friend. Likelihood: Lego has confirmed that Back to the Future will be in the game. We've seen the time-traveling Delorean in action and you can pick up an add-on after launch with a Lego Marty McFly minifigure. What is it: TT Games' Lego video game take on the upcoming movie. Likelihood: Lego is releasing the sets timed to the Universal film and TT Games, which is creating Lego Dimensions, is working on the game. It would be a great fit, but I'm not entirely convinced that Universal will license the property. What is it: Scared boy hunts down his parents' killer.
Lots of people die. Medium: Toys, books, movie, video games Number of active sets: 64 Likelihood: Warner Bros. made all of the movies, Lego came out with lots of sets and TT Games created a slew of video games. It sounds like there's a good possibility, depending on the particulars of the rights. What is it: If there's something strange in your neighborhood, this is who you call: Ghostbusters. Medium: Movies, video games, toys, TV Number of active sets: Officially? None, but one but one amazing fan-designed Cuusoo. Likelihood: They sort of have a Lego set, and everyone absolutely loves them. Warner Bros. doesn't own the rights, but Ghostbusters is a franchise that's never been shy about popping up in merchandise, cartoons or toys. What is it: Whip-toting archeologist spends his breaks from teaching at the university to save relics from Nazis. Medium: Movies, video games, toys Number of active sets: 18 Likelihood: This is another tough pill to swallow.