Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced LEGO Legends of Chima: Laval’s Journey is now available on Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita in Australia, Europe and North America.
Players play as the brave warrior Laval, who is the prince of the Lion Tribe. We follow Laval as he races to unlock the secret of the legendary triple-CHI armour before his arch-rival, Crocodile King, Cragger. The fate of Chima and its people rest in your hands, as you swing, fly and fight through 15 different levels.
“Kids will have a great time embarking on new adventures, living out a fantasy of travelling to captivating worlds and discovering new things,” said Tom Stone, Marketing Director, TT Games Publishing. “LEGO Legends of Chima: Laval’s Journey offers an entirely new and exciting virtual playground for kids to explore, build, solve puzzles, all the while playing as their favourite Legends of Chima characters.”
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"While the 3DS version of this game has been available since the end of June, this DS port was only released a few weeks ago. Why there was a delay of over two months between releases is unknown, but at this stage in the system’s life DS gamers might be grateful for any games, regardless of how late they appear.
Unlike say Indiana Jones or Star Wars, this Lego game is based on a new source (the line was introduced this year) and I’m pretty much unfamiliar with it. However the majority of the people who will play this game have probably played prior LEGO titles, and thus have an idea of what to expect. With that admission out of the way, let’s cut to the chase.", writes PureNintendo.
"LEGO Legends of Chima: Laval's Journey is not only a game anyone can enjoy, but also a great representation to what TT Games' Lego-ified take on franchises can be. A fun, easy to pick up, lasting adventure." - Nintendo Feed
