LEGO® Builder's Journey

I really like this game but hmm ruhhh i get really angry when i die, i would recommend this profile to people that like to get angry good by and alså i like kid

Dull and annoying.

Quaint. [quote][h3]CORE CHARACTERISTICS[/h3] [b]• STYLE:[/b] Impressionistic Coming-of-Age Allegory [b]• AVG. SESSION:[/b] 10-20 minutes [b]• CHALLENGE:[/b] Simple [b]• MOOD:[/b] Hyper-Casual [/quote] [hr][/hr][h1]🟢 THE POSITIVES[/h1][hr][/hr] [b]➕ Very LEGO VISUALS.[/b] The team has done a *great* job of capturing the LEGO “feel” in the visuals of the game, from the way the bricks shine to the “click” when you bring them together. The world feels genuinely constructed and immersed in LEGO bricks. [b]➕ The feeling of PLAYING WITH LEGO.[/b] The game does a great job of not only capturing the feeling of playing with LEGO, but the creativity, imagination, fun, and fellowship that are core to the toy. [b]➕ The AUDIO.[/b] The audio team has also done a great job capturing the familiar “clicks” and the waterfall of plastic bricks known to every LEGO fan. [b]➕ The IMPRESSIONISTIC STORY.[/b] While there are no words spoken during your journey, the story of family and separation, the power of imagination, and the value of togetherness punches hard over the course of the game. [b]➕ ROBOT’S ADVENTURE.[/b] In what feels like a free DLC on top of the main story, the Robot’s Adventure chapters feature some of the most interesting puzzles in the game—a glimpse of some strong potential and more complex mechanics that might show up in a future game. [b]➕ Achievable ACHIEVEMENTS.[/b] It’s nice to have a game where you can unlock the achievements through the normal and intended gameplay rather than having to twist your brain to accomplish counterintuitive or overly-obscure objectives. [hr][/hr][h1]🟡 THE..."TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT"[/h1][hr][/hr] [b]〰️ Some PUZZLES can be NEEDLESSLY OBSCURE.[/b] While most of the puzzles are fairly intuitive, a select few lack the subtle visual or gameplay hints to help you understand what needs to be done to keep the game flowing. This led to minor moments of frustration—not because the puzzles are particularly difficult, but because it’s not clear how to use the tools you’re given. [b]〰️ The CONTROLS can be (surprisingly) finicky.[/b] While simple (all you do is position, rotate, and place), the controls largely rely on your mouse and primary button to perform nearly every action in the game. While this is likely built to support a mobile release, it can lead to some surprisingly frustrating moments trying to place bricks via the PC version. [hr][/hr][h1]💢 THE NOT-SO-GREAT[/h1][hr][/hr] [b]➖ The PRICE POINT.[/b] You should absolutely *not* purchase the game at its default $20 price point. While it is by all means a decent game, there is (being incredibly generous) a total of around 3 hours of content in the game. [b]➖ An inadequate USER EXPERIENCE.[/b] The game would benefit immensely from more intuitive menus to navigate between the different chapters of the game, additional accessibility features for players who might be less familiar with LEGO or struggle to know how to use the tools (the bricks) provided, as well as more customization options in the Options menu. At present, the game feels very limited, even if it would be the perfect platform for more levels, storylines, or even tools for creators to craft and tell their own stories in the world. [hr][/hr][h1]🤗 THE FINAL WORD…[/h1][hr][/hr] [i]LEGO Builder’s Journey[/i] is a cozy game certainly worth one playthrough, though it ultimately seems more like a proof of concept than a fully-fledged game. While it features one of the most gorgeous LEGO engines to date (short of the LEGO movies) and does a fantastic job telling an impressionistic story in an immersive LEGO world, it is significantly overpriced for the overall experience and lacks the accessibility features or depth to make it a notable contender in the LEGO game catalog. [quote][h2]⭐ [b]OVERALL: 7/10[/b][/h2][/quote]