LEGO® Bricktales Reviews

A cozy, and simple game, the only thing that can be difficult and frustrating are some of the building sections where the instructions aren't quite clear and you have to build oddly shaped items.

Fun to do with the kids. They really love legos, so this is a fun game for them as well.

LEGO Talesbrick is a chill and fun puzzle game. Some tasks can be a bit tricky, but it’s all about using your creativity to build and solve. You can build anything you like as long as it works, which makes it really fun and open-ended. Great game if you enjoy LEGO and puzzle building. Highly recommended!

Absolutely adored every minute. In Lego Bricktales, you solve puzzles with legos. There are a ton of different ways to go about each puzzle, and there are a good amount of sections where the game just lets you get creative without the puzzle aspect. Perfect game to just sit back and chill out to after a long day. None of the puzzles enter frustrating territory, but there are some thatll make you think a little! There are also some collectibles as well as currency that you earn by finding, which can be used to purchase blocks for free build and outfits for your character. Overall, its a really fun little game with a good amount of content. Completion without worrying about collectibles took me just under 32 hours.

ive just finished doing the medieval world and OMG its frustrating most of the time im able to make it as basic as possible ( no imagination) but i have to try a follow walkthrough's for the big stuff and that doesnt help. it takes me hours to get past each world. To me there isnt a positive to this game

Im a bigger fan of the puzzle part of the lego games, the combat in your average lego game is pretty dog water imo. This game is all puzzle. It even has elements of a metroidvania for people who wish to 100% the game. Its pretty short, i would love to have a longer experience but that's a testament to just how fun the game itself is. it doesnt feel unfinished but it does feel a bit too simple at times. The movement and gameplay really compliment lego, it feels like you are actually controlling a mini-figure and just playing with legos to progress. Side note it looks way better when the mini figures dont bend in weird unnatural non lego ways. The stiff stop-motion like animation is where its at.

This is a fun little brain off treasure hunt kinda game with some great charm.

Love the building part of the game, but every other part of the game is dull and uninspired. Every build you do is a essentially a puzzle needed to progress with the adventure part of the game, but the adventure aspect of the game is painful to progress through: Movement is extremely slow and weirdly clunky, the environments aren't very interesting, the dialogue and story is palatable only for maybe a six year old who'd struggle with the building aspect (mostly due to the controls).

The game is so bad, I wouldn't even let a child play it. This game is another case of "great idea, poor execution". For a game that focuses on building, it's a shame that there is not unlimited sandbox mode. No, I am not talking about the sandbox mode where you get a few extra pieces to add to the puzzle builds. I mean an entire separate mode where you can build as much as you want. Is it really that hard to add a mode where you can just make large lego builds with all of the pieces featured in the game with no border limits? [A good example of a decent sandbox mode is Rovio's Bad Piggies sandbox levels where you have a larger space to add as many parts as you want.] If you want to play this game, try the demo or buy it when it comes on sale. It is not worth the $30.

This game's controls are so stupid and unintuitive I can't even describe my frustration. Building something from lego bricks is absolutely terrible and u can never tell where are u placing the brick. Also, when game asks you to build a roof or window, it must be exactly how developers want you to do it, not like you do it, even if your solution is correct. Worst Lego building design ever.