Year one content 100 percent completed after 78 hours, year two content will be completed later.
The story mode is a 5/5. Going through all of these worlds is very fun. Many of the original cast members reprise their roles here, and those that don't have decent replacements (except for the ghostbusters, they just used movie clips for all of the dialogue). The biggest issue with the main campaign is that there is a surprising lack of enemy variety. They love to just use enemies and bosses from the 3 franchises represented in the starter pack.
The 100 percent experience is a 4/5. Honestly, it was kinda fun buying the different sets and being able to build the in game vehicles. The problem with that was the financial burden. Being out of print for so long, some of these sets would be the only purchase I could afford to make between play sessions. Once my sister and I got to the end of the process, we realized that there are a few puzzles that could only be completed by one specific character. This is annoying now, but I can only imagine what it was like to realize that if you were a parent in 2015 buying this stuff for your kid. Regardless, I can't take too much off because of that because it is still very fun to play and the added element of the physical sets only enhances that enjoyment.
I would recommend this to any LEGO fan, as you get the best of the toy with the best of the games. To non LEGO fans, for the love of God play the Portal 2 content from this game it is incredible.
The story mode is a 5/5. Going through all of these worlds is very fun. Many of the original cast members reprise their roles here, and those that don't have decent replacements (except for the ghostbusters, they just used movie clips for all of the dialogue). The biggest issue with the main campaign is that there is a surprising lack of enemy variety. They love to just use enemies and bosses from the 3 franchises represented in the starter pack.
The 100 percent experience is a 4/5. Honestly, it was kinda fun buying the different sets and being able to build the in game vehicles. The problem with that was the financial burden. Being out of print for so long, some of these sets would be the only purchase I could afford to make between play sessions. Once my sister and I got to the end of the process, we realized that there are a few puzzles that could only be completed by one specific character. This is annoying now, but I can only imagine what it was like to realize that if you were a parent in 2015 buying this stuff for your kid. Regardless, I can't take too much off because of that because it is still very fun to play and the added element of the physical sets only enhances that enjoyment.
I would recommend this to any LEGO fan, as you get the best of the toy with the best of the games. To non LEGO fans, for the love of God play the Portal 2 content from this game it is incredible.