There’s almost always something new to get in every single session of the game, which should satisfy those who need constant reminders of their progression. If you’re diligent and keep looking for chests and doing quests, you’ll amass a collection of vehicles, buildings and equipment you can use. In fact, discovering stuff is a major driving force in the game.

If you’ve Discovered it before with the tool, you can spawn it whenever and wherever you want too. Vehicles, structures, objects…you name it. Thankfully, once you’ve scanned something, it stays in your catalogue, allowing you to create copies of it whenever you want. Of course, to create an object, you’ll need to discover it first, which means you’ll need to use your Discovery Tool to scan it and store it in your database. You can break certain objects to get LEGO studs, which can be used to create objects for you to play with. Those familiar with Traveller’s Tales previous LEGO games will instantly recognize the gameplay loop present in the game. In fact, the game doesn’t ease up on the leash until at least an hour into the game, when you get 10 gold blocks and can start playing in Lego World’s randomized worlds. The structured sense of the game works rather well, despite its open ended nature. Tutorials abound, complete with videos, to show you what you can do with the myriad of tools the game dishes out. Unlike Minecraft or most games like it, LEGO Worlds holds your hand for a while, as you get your feet wet with the game. Oh, the game also puts you in a third-person view by default too, instead of Minecraft’s first-person view.

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). With LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga coming out later this year, this list is due for a radical shake-up, but I'm standing by it for now.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. So where do you start on your journey into the LGU ( LEGO Gaming Universe, for you noobs)? Your Teen Lingo-savvy friend is here to help with a road map to the 10 best LEGO games of all time. Hell, every franchise has its own LEGO game now, save for the Real Housewives (unless.?). Appearing everywhere from profile pictures to heartfelt video homages, LEGO titles are the sickest thing this side of the Mississippi. For those of you who have no clue what I’m talking about, these traditionally baby games are currently a hit sensation among all the gnarly kids on TikTok. That’s right, vaping and cyber-bullying are out, and LEGOs are in. You're not only hip with us, but also with the teens, who are 'so into' LEGO video games right now. You’re probably a pretty freakin' rad person if you made it to yet another classic Esquire LEGO video game article.

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