Well this started out well with some cool gameplay, you search for lego items you haven't collected. You do little tasks to receive gold bricks to upgrade your space ship, unlock items and larger worlds. But the game eventually goes no where with no story line. Kids will enjoy this game, my 11 and 12 year old both play and haven't figured out the easiest way to Master Builder rank. (And I'm not telling them). I'd buy it if you like lego, but it's not a regular lego game.

LEGO Worlds : I am going to say it right from the off. I'm impressed, this is how a Lego game should be, but let's go dig a little deeper into why I think this is the must own Lego game on the market.

Product perfect. Great value. Prompt delivery. Convenient.

There have been a few open world LEGO games in the past (the amazing LEGO Marvel comes to mind) but none with the scope of LEGO Worlds. In fact, don't even think of LEGO Worlds as an open world game (despite it being one), think of it as a Lego version of Minecraft (with simplistic quests).

Lego is best known for its construction toy sets, but in recent years the company has cemented its iconic status by branching out into films and games. Lego Worlds is the latest game set in the Lego universe.

Building tools; Variety of worlds; Character design

Weak story; Frustrating progression mechanic; Not well-optimised for controllers; Bugs

Awesome game! We love playing. It's only a 2 person game but thats fine.

Lego Worlds brings the open world building of Minecraft to a more creative place. As a fan of previous Lego games I wanted to see how well an open world sandbox building game would play out in the world of Lego, and the results are pretty interesting!

Creative and interactive worlds; Quick building abilities; Lots of customization options

Frustrating controls; Restrictive story progression; A few glitches

There are some letdowns because it takes ages to download on PS4/xbox 360 and one

Colourful; Easy To Assemble; Fun

It's nearly impossible not to compare LEGO Worlds with Minecraft - Mojang's cult classic block building game which came out in 2011. Which makes sense, considering how influenced Minecraft was by the plastic brick toy in the first place.

Powerful world editing tools; thousands of items to build; impressive vehicles

Poor cataloguing of buildable items; restricts biomes; fiddly controls and camera