On amazon lightning deal at the moment. Not bad for the price.
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princesslm
26 Jan 17#25
thanks I'll stick with the dimensions for now then
AppStar
26 Jan 17#24
As someone who owns Dimensions I feel like they've short changed us. A lot of the characters have the same abilities or useless vehicles (like Slimer's slim gun). Add to that the facts that you only need to use 2 buttons at most on your controller when they could've give us far more abilities per character using the majority of the buttons on your controller.
For example, the characters from Jurassic world are abysmally boring as is Unikitty from Lego Movie. They could've done so much more. And this coming from someone who's played tons of games over the the past 20 years.
m.ad
26 Jan 17#23
My girls (4 and 5) love Disney Infinity, mainly run around an area as different characters. My eldest really wanted Dimensions and I got it for her for Christmas, but they still play Infinity more.
vhero
25 Jan 17#4
Hot hot hot! Wish it was this price before Christmas. No longer desire for it now.
sicmay to vhero
26 Jan 17#22
It was £30 for ages at smyths
spruceyb
25 Jan 17#21
Infinity is okay. The button layout is quite different to the Lego games though, so that can be a bit annoying.
The 'levels' that you can buy though only work with certain versions of the games. So whilst all the figures will work in 3.0 the Marvel Levels will only work with the 2.0 software. The Monster's University playset only works with 1.0
spruceyb
25 Jan 17#20
It is a bit of the same but as all the levels are different franchises it might break up the monotony for you. You don't need to buy any extra characters only if you want to collect more gold bricks. The Level Packs are good though if you can get them for the right price. We have Ghostbusters which is cool playing as Venkman in a ultra condensed version of the original movie. We also have the Sonic Level Pack and it's crazy how much it plays like an actual Sonic game, one level similar to the Underwater level on the Mega Drive and one part of it is just like Sonic Adventure on the DC/GameCube.
oscarsmummy
25 Jan 17#19
got this for £25 at sainsburys last month!
spruceyb
25 Jan 17#18
To sum up this game.
It's just like a normal Lego game (like Lego Marvel etc) in the sense you play through levels, collecting studs, rescuing characters in peril, different characters have different abilities you need to use to solve various puzzles etc.
The difference is there's and added "dimension" to puzzles in the base. It's split in to 3 zones, 2 L shaped ones and one round one. Each lights up a different colour (blue, red & yellow) and in the game you may activate things like portals in those colours that when you pick up your character and place them on the red section they'll warp to the red portal, or the colours may give them different powers (water, fire & electric) depending on the type of puzzle.
Each level is based on one of the licensed properties. So first level is Wizard of Oz, there's Ninjago level, a Dr Who level, Simpsons level and there's a fairly big crossover so the Simpsons level also features Lord Business and his Micro Mangers and fight against the Joker.
You don't need any additional characters to complete the game but you can unlock more things with them, you also don't need to buy the packs as you can hire a hero for 30 seconds to do the task for you with studs in the games. You do need to own the characters to open up the freeplay worlds though.
Overall it's a great game, well worth this price especially as it includes Supergirl who is an all-round awesome character (she's got an in-game Red Lantern costume which gives her some cool abilities like digging).
princesslm
25 Jan 17#17
I haven't tried infinity is it any good? only got the kids the ps4 for Christmas so I'm new to the whole gaming scene haha. my boy has Lego star wars and loves that but his favourite is Lego avengers because he is iron man mad!
mike_6480
25 Jan 17#16
It's only 34% claimed so should be many left
2minutenoodles
25 Jan 17#15
Got one cheers :smile:
radekmisztal
25 Jan 17#14
Mine was playing star wars on disney infinty and now i am wondering if it's time to upgrade for lego :wink:
princesslm
25 Jan 17#13
thanks op got it for my kids for Christmas and have been looking for it for my stepson since but haven't been able to find it this cheap
radekmisztal
25 Jan 17#3
Is it worth to buy for 6 years old kid?
Bigmonty69 to radekmisztal
25 Jan 17#5
Yep. My now 7 year old has had it since he was 6 and loves it.
Pandalily to radekmisztal
25 Jan 171#7
Might need a bit of help with it, but it's fun for both of you to be honest :-)
theeighthday to radekmisztal
25 Jan 17#10
Also, is it worth it for a 30 year old "adult" :-p
I loved the Lego games but thought they got a bit samey, is it more of the same or is there enough to set it apart from the film based games? And do you have to buy loads of the extra characters to make it worthwhile?
princesslm to radekmisztal
25 Jan 17#12
my 4 year old loves it
phil36
25 Jan 17#11
everyone should get this game its pretty incredible
radekmisztal
25 Jan 17#9
Thanks i might get it then :wink:
007
25 Jan 17#8
Many thanks.
Pandalily
25 Jan 17#6
I know exactly what you mean hehe. Brought this beginning of last year and it cost me £65... So had to post it while it's this cheap, save some parents a bit of money :-)
Riser
25 Jan 17#2
PS4 only
Pandalily
25 Jan 17#1
Early access for prime members, available to non prime members in 30 minutes.
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For example, the characters from Jurassic world are abysmally boring as is Unikitty from Lego Movie. They could've done so much more. And this coming from someone who's played tons of games over the the past 20 years.
The 'levels' that you can buy though only work with certain versions of the games. So whilst all the figures will work in 3.0 the Marvel Levels will only work with the 2.0 software. The Monster's University playset only works with 1.0
It's just like a normal Lego game (like Lego Marvel etc) in the sense you play through levels, collecting studs, rescuing characters in peril, different characters have different abilities you need to use to solve various puzzles etc.
The difference is there's and added "dimension" to puzzles in the base. It's split in to 3 zones, 2 L shaped ones and one round one. Each lights up a different colour (blue, red & yellow) and in the game you may activate things like portals in those colours that when you pick up your character and place them on the red section they'll warp to the red portal, or the colours may give them different powers (water, fire & electric) depending on the type of puzzle.
Each level is based on one of the licensed properties. So first level is Wizard of Oz, there's Ninjago level, a Dr Who level, Simpsons level and there's a fairly big crossover so the Simpsons level also features Lord Business and his Micro Mangers and fight against the Joker.
You don't need any additional characters to complete the game but you can unlock more things with them, you also don't need to buy the packs as you can hire a hero for 30 seconds to do the task for you with studs in the games. You do need to own the characters to open up the freeplay worlds though.
Overall it's a great game, well worth this price especially as it includes Supergirl who is an all-round awesome character (she's got an in-game Red Lantern costume which gives her some cool abilities like digging).
I loved the Lego games but thought they got a bit samey, is it more of the same or is there enough to set it apart from the film based games? And do you have to buy loads of the extra characters to make it worthwhile?