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Lego's top-selling Minecraft range will get a big new addition in June with the arrival of an enormous �169.99 set named The Village. It will be the largest set in the range, boasting 1600 pieces, and with three biomes acts like a hub for various other Lego Minecraft sets to join on.The set is based around the procedurally-generated villages found in Minecraft's overworld, with a number of different villager professions and buildings included, such as a blacksmith's forge, a library, and a farm with Lego Minecraft potatoes and carrots.Pretty much every Lego Minecraft minifigure released is included in the set - Steve, Alex, a Creeper, a zombie, a zombie villager, an Iron Golem, an Enderman, two different villagers and two pigs (one normal, one baby).There are some nice details in the set, and it's clear the layout is designed for play - each roof opens up either with a hinge or can be quickly lifted off to see inside. The whole thing is modular, also - meaning elements can be moved around and re-arranged.
One section is notable for having been designed not on Minecraft itself but on an original idea from Lego - the trading post and stall. Lego has said this was to present the idea of villager trading from Minecraft in a more visual way. Items to trade here include an Eye of Ender, apple and cake.Whether you have kids or are a big kid yourself, �170 is a high price - it's around �100 more than the previous largest Lego Minecraft set, a 706-piece build based around the game's dense jungle biome. .Lego shows off The Village in even more detail below:Remember when you were a kid and you’d recreate cool objects using Legos? It was your imagination’s shortcut to owning whatever you wanted: swords, moon rovers, reptiles your parents wouldn’t let you keep as pets, and other adult things that kids can’t (or shouldn’t) own. Now that you’re an adult, you’re all about practical stuff. No time for pretending you’re on the moon or slaying dragons. You’ve got a job that’s counting on you, a mortgage to pay, books to read, a car to get repaired.
Seriously, if you’re going into space, that’s a lot of work. At least you should be getting paid for it, you know? I don’t need to preach about the importance of play to you, dear reader of a gaming blog. But don’t you miss unfettered empire building made from Legos? What’s it going to take to get adults playing with Legos again? How about something practical: building Legos into your everyday life. Making the stuff you need out of Legos! Here’s what a day built from Legos might look like. Rise and shine, sleepyhead! Your busy day is about to begin. Forget that you were just sleeping on a bed made from 20,000 Lego blocks – the same ones that felt like one thousand stinging bees when you stepped on the mess in your childhood playroom. Pain is merely weakness leaving the body. Rubbing the sleep from your eyes, you wander into the bathroom. Splash water on your face in the sink, sit on your throne and do your business (yes, that is allegedly a working toilet).
The toilet isn’t working and you accidentally break a few blocks off of the internal flushing mechanism. Make a note to call a Lego plumber. You’re seriously getting bent out of shape – a little breakfast will make you feel better. Wander down to the kitchen. And you see your cat left a nice gift for you right on the counter. This morning isn’t going so well. What were we doing? When you turn your back, your cat snags a waffle and you exclaim “LEGO MY EGGO! Especially with that dead-mouse mouth of yours.” You opt to throw away the waffles and hope you’ll find something else along the way.Grab your coffee and admire the gorgeous day outside through your stained-Lego window. Time to get rolling. Put on your suit and designer Lego shoes for another big day at the office. Image source: Lost at E Minor You climb into your sweet Lego Volvo SUV And gaze in the rearview mirror at your 3.3 million brick home. Park in front of your office and admire your Volvo SUV again because – yowza – this is an impressive human accomplishment.
When you get to your desk, you find IT has finally got around to fixing your desktop computer. The thing is dismantled and its guts are spilling out! This isn’t going to be a quick job. How are you supposed to get your work done now? Time for some old-school phone dialing… Stapler calluses are building up on your fingers. You’re pretty sure there’s a rash developing on your ear. How did people work in comfort before a computer? You were surprisingly relieved to see the meeting reminder that popped up on your mobile phone. To the board room! The team sloughs through some sales numbers for a half hour when everyone decides to put this day out of its misery and grab dim sum around the corner. Image source: Simply Fresh Ottawa That attractive coworker you like totally chowed down their fish plate. They’re cute but their breath isn’t. You’ve never been so happy to arrive home and crash on the couch. Turning on the TV, there’s only an old, repetitive episode of Superman playing.