I felt that this game kept too close to the movie; the game could have implemented more world-building to each destination (alongside making the locations bigger open worlds or environments) to give the player more activities to complete, but also allow the player to feel like they have lots to explore and find.

I probably won't play this game again because it didn't have any of the features that I liked from previous Lego games like big open worlds (as previously mentioned). The unlockable characters were also uninteresting, however, there were some, like Superman and Green Lantern, that I found myself wanting to unlock.

picture this... You are a kid that watched the movie and you have 3ds. You ask your parents for the game and they givev it to you since you got good grades. You are very excited. The game arrives and you put it into your 3ds and so you start playing the game. You're having fun with it, it's simple, but enjoyable, it's a game for kids after all, and then... it's over... you finished it the same day you started it. You're baffled and confused by this. You wonder if you missed anything or if you did something, but no... you didn't miss anything... and all that's left is a void of emptyness and regret because at that moment you realise you've made a shitty purchase.

8 hours is pretty normal for this type of game and many others, but as a child that only got games here and there it is very dissapointing when you make a purchase that doesn't last very long and as a kid I wasn't smart enough to google the playtime. The game might even be good, but it left a very bitter taste in my mouth when I was younger.

Game #97: Lego Movie Videogame

Lego games are really repetitive but playing them once in a while is probably a good idea. I liked it's easy gameplay mechanics and it's childish humor. Also, having Emmet in this game is a huge plus.

7/10