3DS, iPhone/iPad, PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Wii U, Xbox One Mixed or average reviews Mixed or average reviews- based on 26 Ratings More Details and Credits » See all 8 Critic Reviews users found this helpful See all 7 User Reviews The LEGO Movie Videogame - Launch Trailer The LEGO Movie Videogame - Official TrailerGiven that well over a dozen Lego video games preceded the smash-hit "Lego Movie," it should come as no surprise that the latter spawned another of the former.That spawn took the form of The Lego Movie Video Game, which debuted just about a year ago (alongside the movie) for just about every gaming platform -- except a few key mobile ones.Today, The Lego Movie Video Game has arrived for iOS, with a decidedly cheaper-than-console price of $4.99, £3.99 or AU$6.49. It's more or less a straight port of the other mobile edition, the one designed for Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita.For many readers, there's nothing more I need to say.
If you're not acquainted with this game series, however, allow me to elaborate. It's a brick, brick, brick world starring, you guessed it, all the characters from the movie. Your goal is to complete missions by solving puzzles, fighting off bad guys, and if you have time, collecting all the coins you can along the way. That currency allows you to unlock extra characters and other bonuses.The overall plot follows that of the movie, and even includes a nice helping of movie footage (without original voice-over work from the actors though, only borrowed snippets). As with previous outings, the onscreen controls can be a little cumbersome at first, especially for those accustomed to navigating their Lego games with a controller.But I think it's worth the effort, because in this game, nearly everything is awesome -- including the music that concludes each level. Like its predecessors, The Lego Movie Video Game is fun, funny, non-violent, and enjoyable for all ages. Moto Z, this is your mission: Make Motorola relevant again
Ein ansich nettes Spiel auch für kleinere Kinder. Was mir fehlt sind mehr kreative Anteile im Spiel. Eigentlich sind es viel zu viele Knall-Bum-Beng Levels and Sonderszenen. Published on Jan 13. Let creativity be the guide to a building and gaming adventure – journey through unexpected worlds and team-up with unlikely allies on the quest to defeat the evil Lord Vortech. Play with different minifigures from different worlds together in one LEGO® videogame, and use each other’s vehicles and gadgets in a way never before possible. LEGO® Bad Cop™ driving the DeLorean Time Machine…why not?! Masters of Spinjitsu fighting alongside Wonder Woman™...yes, please! Get ready to break the rules, because the only rule with LEGO® Dimensions™ is that there are no rules. The LEGO® DIMENSIONS™ Starter Pack is all players need to embark on a fantastic quest. Included in the LEGO DIMENSIONS Starter Pack: • LEGO® DIMENSIONS™ videogame• LEGO® Toy Pad• Bricks to build the LEGO® Gateway• 3 LEGO® minifigures (Batman™, Gandalf™, and Wyldstyle™)• LEGO® Batmobile™ vehicle Build the minifigure heroes and fire up the game to start the experience, then follow the in-game building instructions to assemble the loose bricks into the LEGO® Gateway, and place the structure on the LEGO Toy Pad.
Expand the adventure by collecting more minifigures, vehicles, gadgets, and new levels with the purchase of three different types of Expansion Packs. Use whatever minifigure with whichever vehicle or gadget – go ahead… break the rules!Supposing you’ve not dismissed this title as another tried-and-failed movie-to-game translation, you’ll be glad to know what The LEGO Movie Videogame is just about as smooth a delivery as we’ve ever experienced. Having both the previous (rather successful) Lego video games to live up to and the (wildly successful) Lego movie to live up to, this game isn’t attempting to be a stand-alone game without movie influence. Instead, The LEGO Movie Videogame attempts to be an extension of the movie universe – and it does so with flying colors. Have a peek at our Lego Movie Review and you’ll find that we’re just about as big of a set of fans of the film as you’re ever going to find. Creating a game that was any less than a totally entertaining re-delivery of the content in the film would have resulted in a negative review from us.
That much is true. But they didn’t mess it up. In The LEGO Movie Videogame you’re getting the successful model that is the Lego game collection. You’re also getting an experience that’s as close to walking through and experiencing a movie as we’ve seen thus far – for any genre, mind you. You play the part of a wide variety of characters from the movie as well as some that do not take part – or at least do not take a large part – in the film. Your task is to fight President Business in a round-about way, completing tasks, puzzles, and blowing up or otherwise bashing bricks – or tossing them together. ABOVE: Original Story Mode gameplay. BELOW: Same level, Free Play – Wyldstyle takes over. Two modes are available to the user once you’re a bit into the game, one for story mode, the other for Free Play. While you can collect pants (“Where Are My Pants!?”) throughout the game, it’s in the Free Play mode that you’ll be able to use any of a variety of characters to bash and build.
New Minifigs can be unlocked in story mode or purchased with in-game collected coins – no real-cash microtransactions here! While in some places it seems that the film was custom-made to become a game, in others the game relies on tried-and-true forms to push the plot forward. If you’re planning on understanding the plot line through gameplay in this game without having seen the movie, you’re going to be confused to no end. If you want to supplement your movie-watching experience with this game, you’re going to be entirely pleased. Part of the reason you’ll be pumped up to play this game if you’ve seen the movie is the fact that it’s the first place you’ll be able to view full-quality clips from the film at home. Because so many clips are used in the game, in fact, you’ll not always be able to share clips from the game using features like the Xbox One’s built-in Upload Studio. While much of the non-cinematic voice acting in this game is not done by the same actors as in the film, but they’re so good you might never have known the difference if you didn’t read it here first.