LEGO Builder's Journey

LEGO Builder's Journey

released on Dec 20, 2019

LEGO Builder's Journey

released on Dec 20, 2019

A story about play, connections and adventure. Step through levels brick by brick with puzzles that ask us to sometimes follow the instructions… and sometimes to be creative and break the rules. Builder’s Journey is a poetic puzzle that takes place in a LEGO brick world, brought to life with the most accurately rendered LEGO elements yet to feature on screens. Be taken through a breathtaking world filled with brick-by-brick effects, accompanied by a beautiful soundtrack. Throughout the narrative, there will be ups and downs, challenges and celebrations. Take the time to experiment, and most importantly, to play as figuring out who we are and what we become is the Builder’s Journey.


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This was perfectly fine and all, but why is the underlying message of every piece of Lego media "our products will help you spend more time with your workaholic dad"?

i click on bricks, i follow the 'story', i destroy capitalism but what's the point, really..

foge de absolutamente qualquer outro jogo de lego mas eu gostei bastante

Controls like shit with controller but it was pretty fun regardless

(Series X, 4K 60fps, raytracing off)

Played on Meta Quest 3

The controls are helped so much by VR, good golly. This game doesn't have an insane amount of pull for me, but it is absolutely very solid.

This game looks beautiful and is fun to look at, but really just lacks depth.
Everything in Lego Builder’s journey is made out of Lego, which is honestly most people’s dream when it comes to an actual Lego game. But when you start to look further into it, there isn’t really much room for creativity. You can only place the Lego pieces in certain areas and it makes the game feel much more like a puzzle game with a Lego theme and less of a Lego game, which I guess is what they were going for but still feels disappointing. The story is also boring and is just there to string along different environments. It’s an “eh” game and it’s a good thing it doesn’t overstay its welcome.