The LEGO® Movie - Videogame

so many memories related to this game! i owned it growing up on the ps3, and it was my favorite. getting the chance to play it again 100% was a nostalgic space of time and it still is as good as i remember

Overall, I liked the game, despite its bugs. It followed the plot of the movie well and the gameplay was nice. The major issues that I came across playing through the game were that you need to cap your FPS at 60 to ensure events in some cutscenes happen (otherwise you simply get stuck there forever) and that for whatever reason, under proton, it was impossible to get one golden manual in the Flatbush Rooftops level because the targets on the wagons were not appearing in the chase scene. Otherwise, the game was pretty fun and I would play again.

The game is unplayable since in the first level you need Cleopatra to jump, but you cant switch to her when its time to use her. I tried to be Cleopatra first before the laser breaks the pillar but it forced me to use the wizard to build. So i cant use any character besides the wizard once the pillar is broken

This LEGO game is a classic! It is great to start with for newcomers and those who have played others, it is a must have for your collection.

these new lego games just ain't it mane

Honestamente si vas a tener que buscar en youtube comose le tiene que hacer en algún punto para avanzar, mejor ve el video completo en youtube y no compres ese juego

i got this on xbox 360 the day it came out

As a critic, I love The Lego Movie. It still holds up, even after a decade, with my score on it being a 9.5/10. However, the video game based on the film is unfortunately a lower-quality experience, mainly due to it having many bugs and other issues which I will note down below.

On the interface, you can use the arrow keys, but you cannot use the W,A,S,D controls. Also, when you go into the character selection menu, pressing "Enter" causes the game to pause. The default controls are awkward, like pressing "J" to jump, but you can change the settings. Unfortunately, W,A,S,D controls and arrow key movement are not available simultaneously. Also, the default aspect ratio is outdated, though that can be changed, too. Gameplay was mostly unchallenging for me, hints are repeated needlessly, unless turned off, and the pre-rendered cutscenes, taken from the movie itself, are cut down to a point where certain plot points are missed, making things confusing for players who may have not seen the movie. You get to play through a couple dance tournaments, but the Octan Tower dance has a major issue: showing Xbox controls, despite my playing with a keyboard hooked up to a PC. In the "Put the Thing on the Thing" level, the Think Tank fight sequence is only replayable in Story Mode, but not Free Play. The Bonus Room doesn't feel very rewarding or satisfying, and a couple of its builds don't make sense, due to them being playable characters that you can spawn in at any time.

If anything, maybe the console versions will provide a better experience, because all of the issues mentioned above just cause the joy of the PC version to fall to pieces.

Final Score: 6/10

Absolutely trash designed for toddlers and voice acting is stiff doesn't hold up to the legacy of the other lego games

This is a perfect game for playing on background while watching twitch f.e. because the gameplay is really simple. Optimization is good too but sometimes FPS dropped to 30-40 just for a few second.

The LEGO® Movie Videogame – A Fun, Brick-Building Adventure

The LEGO® Movie Videogame is a charming and colorful action-adventure that captures the humor and creativity of the hit movie. Players take on the role of Emmet, an ordinary construction worker who, through a series of unlikely events, becomes the “Special” prophesied to save the LEGO universe. The game follows the movie’s plot closely, delivering the same witty dialogue, playful humor, and vibrant visual style that fans loved on the big screen.

The gameplay combines classic LEGO-style exploration, puzzle-solving, and combat, with a twist of creativity. Players can switch between multiple characters, each with unique abilities that help solve puzzles and unlock new areas. The environments are filled with interactive elements that let you build, break, and rebuild, staying true to LEGO’s core mechanics. While the platforming and combat are simple, the fun lies in the exploration and satisfying brick-based destruction. The game does a great job of keeping things lighthearted, which makes it approachable for players of all ages.

However, while the charm of the game is undeniable, it does have its shortcomings. The puzzles can feel repetitive, and the game often relies on basic mechanics that might not provide much challenge for seasoned LEGO game fans. The storyline, while fun, doesn’t offer much depth and tends to follow a predictable path. Furthermore, the camera controls can be awkward at times, particularly in tight spaces or while in combat.

Visually, the game shines, with a colorful and dynamic world that looks like it jumped straight out of the LEGO Movie. The environments are detailed and imaginative, capturing the quirky, fun vibe of the film. However, the gameplay can feel slightly monotonous, as the lack of variety in mission types and objectives may deter players from staying engaged for long stretches.

Overall, The LEGO® Movie Videogame offers an enjoyable and entertaining experience, especially for younger players or LEGO movie fans. Its humor, creativity, and fun visuals make up for its more predictable gameplay and lack of depth, making it a lighthearted and enjoyable adventure.

Score: 78/100

Would very much recommend! It was a treat to 100% and didn’t take too long. I liked how many diverse characters there were to unlock and how except for maybe like the Midas no achievement was too annoying to unlock. Great lil cozy/mindless game. 10/10. :)

Everything Is Awesome

Played this Years ago on PS4 and absolutely loved playing it. Game was on Sale so I thought I would buy it to see how it would feel on PC and my god it's still amazing. The Graphics in my opinion still look really good for a game that came out in 2014. Less crashing on here than PS4 (Have not played it on PlayStation 5).

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Performance

8.5/10

Peak gaming but does feel little bit short but good replay value!

this game is fun to play with a younger sibling and alone and i love this game because you know SPACE SHIP

everything is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

got my head cut off with a coin but pretty good though

Bruce Wayne looks like Daniel Valencia.

good game

A REALLLLY REALLLY GOOD GAME

The best movie tie-in game ever made, designed for the best movie ever made. This takes creative liberties from the movie in order to make in suitable for a game but these work pretty well and don't mess with the story. The gameplay is as expected for a Lego game, the game's soundtrack (which is mostly not from the movie) is really good, and I was honestly fooled into thinking that the VAs in this game were the same as the movie. Since this is a game from 2014, the visual contrast between cutscenes and gameplay is still significant, but the graphics are good enough to provide an aesthetically pleasing and accurate Lego Movie experience. An awesome game, a great Lego experience, and absolutely worth the 4 dollars that it costs during the current sale as of writing this.

If you have already seen the movie (why wouldnt u have if you are looking at this game) then just dont.

Everything is Awesome!

I lost my pants playing this game, and now im suddenly in a TV Show.

Where are my pants/10

childhood peak

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This game is 100% top ranked best lego games ever. from the start to the end its a childhood to me. i remember seeing this trailer back then and now in 2024 close to 2025 this is top 3 best lego games i ever played!

it sad that it only support xbox controllers but it is a great game that i played on my ps4

A charming, if now 10 years-old, game that has ties to the movie. I'd highly recommend you watch the movie first BEFORE playing this, since (though the game does try to portray most aspects of the movie) there are certain elements that won't make sense since they do cut out quite a bit for you to... play the game.
If you can handle the controls, get in on a discount. I got ~55% completion in about 10 hours, so it's not something you should be dying to shill out cash for.

Everything is awesome!!!!

EVERYTHING IS AWESOME !

woah

fun game for split screen

Liked this as a kid, it's still kinda fun.

Poorly Optimized for the PC, do not buy unless it goes on sale for $5. Good game to farm achievements.

Honestly, this game is pretty good. Is it worth the price, maybe maybe not, but as a standalone game it holds up pretty well. I thought nostalgia would play a big part in my enjoyment, but upon replaying it its one of the better LEGO games to be released. It also has a very fun speedrun if you're into that

I intentionally lobotomized myself so I can forget about and ignore famine in 3rd world countries, so that I can officially say, everything is in fact, awesome. I know it sounds like a cat poster, but it's true.

A FANTASTIC GAME FOR ANY LEGO LOVER

This is a great game, without any crashes or so.

i really enjoyed playing this, the story is good, wish it had more in the game from the movie, just feels short

the graphics are great, not bad for a older game

the bad thing i hate about it was the camera, it was sometimes fixed and cannot move it, was hard to get to places.

i would recommend this to any Lego fan.

6/10

This game has very few bugs (a least what i encountered) and i think this game is just simple and fun to play. I loved the everything expect the few levels i wish there was more.

Story

Its the LEGO Movie and that had a great story. If you don't know, it's about a simple man named Emmet who just follows the rules of his world when finds the tool that can destroy an ancient super-weapon and becomes the Special who must stop it. It's a great but cliche story, with a twist that not only makes the cliches make sense but contains a moral that can relate to almost anyone. However, due to being a game, some important moments had been cut, even to the detriment to the story. While I understand it, I am giving points against it. Though I do like some of the world building like actually working on "Where Are My Pant?".

Gameplay

While I don't get movie games that much anymore, I know what kind of game it would be so I wanted it. Like every LEGO game, you control a group of characters with unique skills to go through a series of platform puzzles to get to the end. The special piece of gameplay in this one is the instruction manuals. When you find all the manuals, you have to play a mini game where you must find missing piece. As for characters, you got girls who can jump high, ones who can drill, ones who can hack robots and doors, etc and Batman. There are also a few other mini game like a dancing one, a hacking one and a level underwater, swimming works good.

I must mention that there are some glitches that can ruin a few levels. Not in story mode, thankfully, but it is a problem in free play. When I was about to do the dance mini game, it wouldn't start. I did find a solution, which was to turn off the red bricks, but it has to get patched.

However. The LEGO series has one major problem ever sense the beginning and that's lack of penalty for death. Sure you lose some money but that doesn't matter as you can get loads later. This was really noticable in a boss fight where I died a good bit not because he was hard, but because he hits like a truck. However, due to lack of penalty, he went down quickly once I saw what to do. I doubt they'll change this because of the gameplay, though.

Presentation

This is a nice looking game.Like the movie, everything, with a few exceptions, is made of LEGO. Everyone walks and move like they're LEGO and most of the effects were LEGO. So it's the most LEGO game. Also, the voice acting is pretty spot on for the main cast, with the actors doing their lines but the more generic characters aren't as good. even if it's the same line from the movie you can see a difference. The music is pretty nice to listen to, with a modernish theme for Bricksberg,old western for The Old West, and Cloud Cookooland is a big party. While the cutscenes are quiet for a good portion of them, they know when start the music.

Speaking of the cutscenes, with one exception, all of them are footage from the movie. While some might see this as lazy, I see it as work already done with them only needing the scenes that take point A to point B.

Verdict

I know movie games have a bad reputation these days, this one is decent. If you liked the movie or a fan of the TT LEGO games, you might like this one, but no rush.

7/10

It was clearly made as a tie-in game with the movie back when it released, so it is shorter than other LEGO games from the time, making it similar in length to LEGO Indiana Jones for example, but I found it very fun. It has it's own gimmicks distinct from other LEGO games, some of which return in later ones, mainly Dimensions. Fun level design, and it sticks as close to the movie as possible but introduces it's own twists to make it more original. Almost every voice actor from the movie voiced their respective characters from what I could tell.

TL.DR: Fun game, another classic LEGO videogame experience. Worth the money (even though I got it on sale).

it's a good nad fun game with some issues. the game softlocked me two times in two days which was boring but in terms of gameplay and soft locks aside its fun, can recommend

should've called this "the Lego videogame"

I hate LEGO games

everything was awsome

I like LEGO games

nostalgic kino

This game is good. Might be a bit of nostalgic factor but still good.