LEGO Movie Video game is just about as smooth a delivery as we 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 Video game 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.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.
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
TT Games (developers) and Warner Bros. Entertainment (publishers) have made the first "E" rated masterpiece of the next-generation console environment. This game is more than a successful follow-up for the movie: it’s an essential brick in the LEGO creative experience that continues to expand with no end in sight.
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