The announcement of the day is the arrival of the LEGO Bricktales video game on the platforms Apple iOS et Google Play (Android) where you have to spend the modest sum of 5.99 € to be able to enjoy this game in which you have to solve different puzzles by building things brick by brick through five different biomes.

To celebrate all this, LEGO offers via the Pick and Build service three packs of parts allowing to assemble machines or objects seen in the game, just to materialize the experience with a choice of a car, a throne and a market stall. . Two other packs were planned, a gyrocopter and a raft but they do not appear on the dedicated page for the moment.

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Today we know a little more about the content of the LEGO 2K Drive video game announced for May 19, 2023 with the posting of a trailer and the announcement of a promotional product which will be for the purchase of Awesome physical editions of the game: this is the polybag 30630 Aquadirt Racer which will also be a DLC included in the versions Awesome edition et Awesome Rivals Edition and free for any pre-order of the standard edition made before May 18, 2023.

Pre-orders for the version Awesome edition accompanied by the GWP are open on the official LEGO online store:

5007920 LEGO 2K Drive Awesome Edition PS4 (99.99 €) 5007924 LEGO 2K Drive Awesome Edition PS5 (99.99 €) 5007916 LEGO 2K drive Awesome Edition Switch (99.99 €) 5007928 LEGO 2K Drive Awesome Edition Xbox XǀS & One (99.99 €)

Amazon also offers the same version accompanied by the polybag 30630 Aquadirt Racer promised:

LEGO 2K Drive Super Awesome Edition - Switch (code

26.00 €

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LEGO 2K Drive Super Awesome Edition - PS4

28.00 €

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LEGO 2K Drive Super Awesome Edition - XB1/XBS

39.99 € 37.98 €

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LEGO 2K Drive Super Awesome Edition - PS5

51.33 €

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The rumor is now confirmed, the LEGO 2K Drive video game will be released on May 19, 2023 on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series, Xbox One, Switch and PC platforms via Steam. It will be an open mode racing game playable in solo or with others, with the possibility of bringing together two players in split screen or up to six players online and which will be available in three editions:

If you've spent hours on the Hill Climb Racing game developed by Finnish studio Fingersoft and released in 2012, you should know that an officially licensed LEGO game version of the game is coming soon, it will be titled LEGO Hill Climb Adventures.

Judging by the first images of the gameplay, we find what makes the original game very addictive with a 3D conversion with LEGO sauce for vehicles, obstacles and bonuses to recover. No official release date yet, a Beta version is currently being tested in Vietnam and Poland. The official version of the game will be available on Android and iOS.

If you like video games based on LEGO bricks and you have already toured all that is available on the different platforms, know that the new game LEGO Brick Tales is now available on PlayStation 4/5, XBOX One / Series, Nintendo Switch and pc through STEAM ou Epic Games. The game is also accessible via the platform Nvidia GeForce Now to enjoy on all your devices.

The game's pitch is simple: it's about solving different puzzles by building things brick by brick within five different biomes. The demo has been available for a few months on STEAM, you may have already tried this game with its very successful aesthetics and interesting possibilities. It's up to you now to see if the concept deserves to spend around thirty euros on it to extend the experience and discover new challenges.

You already know this if you've tried the game, it's not about fighting against other minifigs or spending long hours collecting coins, you'll have to show a little more imagination and creativity than usual to get to the end of the various challenges. We therefore find here something closer to the physical universe of LEGO bricks than in other games which are often content to wring out the license without offering real construction possibilities.

I played the full version of the game and even if I ended up getting a little bored, I must admit that the game is quite entertaining despite the absence of voices and the obligation to read the dialogues (in French ) distilled over the different levels.

The youngest should not overlook the various tutorials that help them understand assembly mechanics and the controls that allow them to move and orient the bricks to solve the various puzzles. In short, it's not the game of the century but there is something to have fun from time to time while building in a virtual way.