VideoGamer: "Fun, but it just doesn't have the same appeal as other entries in the series."
The Humble LEGO at the Movies Bundle just launched today. It includes nine different games on multiple operating systems that you can redeem and play on Steam. As always, a portion of proceeds from the bundle supports charity.
Neil writes: "There is nothing better than being able to grab the best LEGO block-busting experiences for less - and that is exactly what we are able to do today as a few LEGO games bundles hit Xbox One."
Neil writes "It's that time of the week again - Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Spotlight sale time. And this week sees a whole host of decent discounts put in place for Xbox One and Xbox 360 owners to get involved in. Want to check out the full list of bargains available between the 3rd-9th October 2017?"
I agree with the review, it is a fun game but just like other LEGO games, once you've finished the story and freeplay.. the game is done. Nothing else to do.
Their are still problems with the game camera.
The HUB of the game is terrible, poorly thought out, it's all over the place. Some of in-game levels are also, poorly designed. It's also difficult in some levels to actually see the minikit parts (gold instrustion manual).
I played the 360 version and for me there was some input lag from my controller to the game.. not a lot of lag but just enough that I could see it.
Oh and it wouldn't be a LEGO game if it didn't have some glitches.. my savegame is corrupted, areas in the HUB can become glitched even if you have the character required to access them.