LEGO Horizon Adventures

LEGO Horizon Adventures is funny, kind, and after all, it is LEGO… oh and they have Tallnecks.

Lego Horizon Adventures is a lovely looking title that will be instantly familiar to Lego game fans while different enough to offer a new challenge to Horizon fans.

Goofy in tone and regulated in design, LEGO Horizon Adventures is an unlikely and amusing inversion of a modern classic, made accessible for a new audience.

Lego Horizon Adventures is another entertaining addition to the long list of Lego video games. It captures the essence of the Horizon series with the humour and creativity we've come to expect from these adaptations. However, its short length and uninspired boss fights are drawbacks that impact an otherwise enjoyable experience.

Its story reshapes an adult plot for a younger audience seamlessly, with a strong sense of humor that kids will adore. Like a lot of content aimed at families, my strongest sense of joy is found not in how I experience Lego Horizon but in watching my kids become immersed in it. Levels often feel repetitive, but combat is exciting and tactical enough to teach depth and ask players to consider their approach, even as Aloy may be dressed up like a corn cob, a firefighter, or a pug. It's that blend of child-like style and mechanical substance that makes Lego Horizon Adventures a lovely game to play for parent and child pairings, though it's also just neat to see these usually self-serious characters put through a washing machine loaded with crayons.

The best-looking Lego game ever and the most fun Aloy and the rest of the Horizon Zero Dawn cast has ever been, in this cheerful but shallow spin-off.

Too simple and childish for adults, and too one-note to convert the kids, Lego Horizon Adventures does little to recommend it to either existing Horizon fans or series newcomers.

Lego manages to do it once again with them flawlessly adapting yet another franchise to their style of games, even if this one is much different from their previous endeavours it still very much fun for the whole family like always, would highly recommend.

Um jogo LEGO bem diferente do comum, o que poderia ser interessante, porém também é um jogo relativamente curto e sem a "essência" lego de destruição de cenário e diversos personagens jogáveis, no geral um jogo divertido e interessante (apesar de ser repetitivo), mas que deixou a desejar, ainda mais considerando o preço de venda. Review geral: História - 5 Personagens - 7 Gameplay - 7 Platina - 9

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Painfully repetetive empty shell of a lego game. Boring missions, agonizing dialogue and overall, it has nothing to do with lego games. Avoid this one.

Very nice graphics, but incredibly boring and monotonous. Level elements are recycled, and neither enemies nor weapons offer much variety. The humor is hit or miss, typical of Lego games. I played it with my 9-year-old nephew, and even he found it boring after a short time.