As part of the Future Games Show, LEGO and Thunderful have announced LEGO Bricktales, a new puzzle game that tasks you with completing a series of objectives across 5 LEGO-themed diorama biomes - these include a deep jungle, a sun-drenched desert, a bustling city corner, a medieval castle, and tropical Caribbean islands.
In order to solve puzzles and help the LEGO minifigures, you'll be building potential solutions brick-by-brick to come up with the most efficient object possible - as demonstrated in the trailer above, this might not always work out!
Each puzzle will come with its own set of bricks to utilise, helping alleviate the difficulty for newcomers, but you'll be building everything from purely aesthetic creations to physics-based models like cranes and gyrocopters.
Dieter Schoeller, Vice-President of Publishing at Thunderful, had this to say about the announcement:
“After more than two years, it feels incredible to finally announce what we have been working on behind closed doors. We’re honored to have this opportunity to collaborate with the largest toy brand worldwide. With LEGO Bricktales, we’ve made it our mission to tap into what it is that makes LEGO play so special. Our intuitive brick-by-brick building mechanic allows players to engage with LEGO bricks in a video game the same way the toys have been inspiring people’s imagination and creativity for decades.”
At the time of writing, specific platforms have not yet been announced for LEGO Bricktales, but we're pretty confident that we'll see it come to the Switch.
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Lego Bricktales looks like it'll be a fun alternative to the usual style of LEGO game, similar to 2021's LEGO Builder's Journey, but will you be picking this one up if it comes to Switch? Let us know!
Comments (17)
To be fair, I’ve always thought a cross between Lego and Besiege would work brilliantly. This definitely has promise.
Woah, sort of reminds me of when LEGO had hundreds of unlicensed sets. Which, coincidentally sort of passively taught me to research terraforming to make my dessert sets work with pirates.
Love this idea. Hope it has the right balance of content to price. Builder's Journey on the PC felt too pricy unless you really enjoyed the ray trace stuff, which was so nice. But, the game was a little short and not a lot of replay value. Hopefully this multiple solutions so my kids would want to play through a few times.
Yes. Yes I need this in my life please.
How has actually building the solutions with the depth of Lego never been done yet with a Lego game, this looks incredible.
@Daggot - It's a little shameful to know actual people who bought the game on its ray tracing aspect alone. And outright belittle it wherever it was ported that couldn't support ray tracing in its fullest form.
For a LEGO game...
@Paraka So, like a cake or an ice cream set? Where can I get those?
Yayyy more LEGO games that are original concepts!
about time devs realized Lego games should be about building stuff and not recreating movies.
This looks fantastic, the Lego game of my childhood dreams!
@Paraka i see youre a person of culture, im a bit of a lego connoisseur myself.
@Bl4ckb100d honestly either is awesome
This reminds me a bit of MySims Kingdom, but with legos.
You traveled around to different islands helping out the inhabitants by building different things.
@Paraka
Pirates don't like cake, there's your problem! 😊
I have every single Lego Dimensions set and I'm still sad they didn't do a season 3. So even though this is a completely different concept, I think I'll give it a try.
@Olmectron @Ooyah - You both had me so damn confused for a while.
It looks good. Kind of wonder why they haven't done this before in a way.
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