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I also encountered a bug about halfway through the game that meant I had to quit and restart for the path ahead to open back up so I could progress with the story. Occasionally the camera had a mind of its own and would swing wildly around leaving me disorientated and somewhat annoyed.

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This is where we start our journey in LEGO Movie 2 (the game), our friends have been taken by the enemy, and we will stop at nothing to get them back.įrom the get-go I had to really try to enjoy myself, from a technical point of view LEGO Movie 2 does not run well, I suffered countless frame drops, screen tearing and in general, it felt like the game was really struggling to run properly. Well, they weren’t lying, and years later, Bricksburg has been turned into Apocalypseburg and everything is no longer awesome. If you watched or played the first LEGO Movie, you’ll know just before the credits roll aliens show up from the planet ‘Duplo’ threatening to destroy everything.

So much so, I even went out that same day to watch the movie so I would have a general grasp on what was happening in the game (and so that I didn’t spoil the movie for myself by playing the game). LEGO games are not my normal go-to, I get rather frustrated when games aimed towards the younger generation leave me stumped and turning to Google for help (Thanks LEGO Marvel…) Having said that, I do love the LEGO movies, so when the code for LEGO Movie 2 pinged into my emails, I found myself looking forward to installing it that evening and joining Emmet and Lucy (Wyldstyle) on their next adventure. I suppose I should start this review for The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame with SPOILERS for the first LEGO Movie although I feel if you haven’t seen or played it by this point, you’re not going to now.