The LEGO Jurassic World license is already confirmed and we know that 5 sets are probably planned to accompany the film's release in June 2015.

We learn today via the site jurassicworld.org that LEGO intends to capitalize a little more on this highly anticipated film with a video game based on this license that will join the many other LEGO video games already released.

No information about the development studio that will be responsible for converting the universe of the film to LEGO sauce, but it's a safe bet that TT Games, the official developer of LEGO video games, will be there.

We can hope that the game will not be based solely on the new film and that it will integrate content inspired by the three previous installments of the Jurassic Park saga, in order to flesh out the content of the game and to be entitled to an exhaustive bestiary ...

Jurassic World sets are planned for 2015 at LEGO: Chris Pratt spoke about it in an interview with the site Empire, during which he indicated that he had seen the minifig representation of the character (Owen) he will play in the film expected in June 2015. The debate then revolved around Chris Pratt's ability to differentiate between the different manufacturers construction toys, this one evoking a line of LEGO products based on the movie, but the license so far being held by Hasbro (Kre-O).

End of the suspense: A forumer ofEurobricks who had access to the reseller catalog which presents the upcoming ranges confirms that the license hitherto operated by Hasbro in its Kre-O range will be declined in 2015 by LEGO on the occasion of the release of the film with five sets.