The new level creator offers an authentic gamer thrill. Comprehensive enough to produce levels fit for the main game (five in each hub), the tool is thrown together with immense charm. Rather than pilot some disembodied god hand you physically move furniture using LEGO miniatures – the theory being, stages designed on foot can naturally be completed on foot. A sharply constructed toy, it goes some way to reminding you why LEGO games ensnared you in the first place.
LEGO Indiana Jones 2 introduced an ambitious level creator, and while it wasn't successful at the time, it could thrive in this modern age of gaming.
James writes: "Looking for a free game to add to your library? Then look no further as the legendary archaeologist Indy swings into the Games With Gold scheme for June with the Xbox 360 title, LEGO Indiana Jones 2, for what’s sure to be a smashing time!"
Neil writes: "Recent months have seen the likes of SUPERHOT, The Witness, Assassin's Creed: Syndicate and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain given away for free via the Xbox Games With Gold scheme. Now though, as June hits, a batch of four more games are being gifted to all Xbox One and Xbox 360 gamers out there. But are the games on offer this time around right up there with the names that precede them?"
Assassins' Creed is pretty good too, but in general this isn't the greatest library.
OT: MS is giving away free content again this year for those watching their E3 presentation on Sunday, June 10, through Mixer. This year watching Inside Xbox on Monday gives even more. I don't know what's going to be in either of the MixPots but it's pretty cool for MS to give you free games just for watching.
The xb360 titles are good.
I expect some free games anounced @ e3 or something like that.
Watch MS' E3 presentation and Inside Xbox through Mixer and you'll get two DLC MixPots for free.
"Plus, we sweetened the deal by adding two MixPots to the Microsoft briefing and Inside Xbox. All you have to do is log-in, watch, and receive, to score some free DLC. "
Source: https://blog.mixer.com/2018...
