Spooky Season Comes To LEGO Brawls
Halloween has come to LEGO® Brawls, with the first seasonal content for the console and PC versions adding a spooky twist to the game. Brick or Treat adds new spooky-themed characters, decorations and collectables to the game. The more studs you win through brawling will help unlock the seasonal content if you’re following the Halloween theme unlock path. Plus you can now unlock characters by playing the game and opening special...
LEGO Bricktales Releases On October 12th
The upcoming LEGO® Games title from Thunderful Games, LEGO Bricktales has a release date and will arrive on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC on October 1st. This unique LEGO adventure will take players across various brick-built worlds as you search for inspiration to help your grandfather reinvigorate his rundown amusement park. The game will feature a unique build system to truly capture the experience of building with LEGO...
LEGO Brawls Now Available For Consoles & PC
It’s time to get brawling as LEGO® Brawls is now available for consoles and PC. After launching as an Apple Arcade exclusive title, the game has now made the leap to PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC. The game is a little like Smash Bros, with multiple minifigure characters from a wide range of LEGO themes, battling it out across numerous levels. You can find the game on your platform’s digital store or in physical...
71408: Peach’s Castle Expansion Set Review
The LEGO® Super Mario range of expansion sets come in various sizes and one of the biggest to be released so far is inspired by the regal palace of Princess Toadstool. With Princess Peach joining the interactive figure line-up, it’s only to be expected that her palace would get the LEGO treatment. Peach’s Castle has been long-rumoured but as one of the larger scale Mario models similar to the NES, Question Mark Block and...
71409: Big Spike’s Cloudtop Challenge Set Review
The latest wave of LEGO® Super Mario sets is mostly inspired by the more recent Mario games, with a heavy focus on the Wii U era of games. Although many of the enemies featured in these games have a long history within the world of Mario. This is the case with the set as both characters debuted in Super Mario Bros. 3 but their LEGO designs are inspired by their modern-day appearances. It’s another Expansion Set which is filled...
71404: Goomba’s Shoe Expansion Set Review
The scale of LEGO® Super Mario sets vastly varies and this particular set is one of the smallest of all the boxed sets. It’s similar to the Baby Bowser’s Clown Car in the sense that it doesn’t integrate into the LEGO Super Mario ecosystem as a piece of scenery. Instead, the Goomba’s Shoe is a sort of vehicle for the interactive figures to be placed in. Here’s a very brief look at the set and how it...
10306: Atari 2600 LEGO Set Review
Long before PlayStation, Xbox and little before Nintendo, Atari led the way in video gaming. The Atari Video Computer System, more commonly known as the 2600, brought gaming to the masses. People could enjoy arcade classics from the comfort of the sofas. Although Atari has lost its way in recent years, its place in gaming history is paramount. This year marks the 50th Anniversary of Atari and what better way to celebrate than...
71410: LEGO Super Mario S5 Character Packs Review
The LEGO® Super Mario Character Packs have been a fun and cheaper way to add many new characters from across the Mushroom Kingdom to the various Expansion Packs. The format of the Character Packs has changed somewhat for the 5th series. Instead of 10 characters to collect, there are now only 8 to collect and they are a little more substantial compared to the first 4 series. The bigger-sized characters also mean the packaging has been...
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