The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame (Incl. ALL DLC)

Bricksburg lies in wreckage after alien invaders abduct Emmet’s friends, turning the cheerful LEGO movie universe into a colorful interstellar rescue mission. The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame trades the first film’s familiar city streets for a wider trip across the strange planets of the Systar System, where candy-colored kingdoms, dusty worlds, and bizarre alien settlements wait beyond the stars. Its tone stays light, silly, and family-friendly, but the adventure has enough collectibles, secrets, and character variety to keep completionists busy long after the main story ends.

Emmet travels between open-ended hub worlds, smashes LEGO scenery for studs and materials, fights waves of enemies, solves environmental puzzles, and uses Master Building to create useful objects from blueprints. Rather than relying solely on an enormous cast of characters with single-use abilities, progression revolves around gathering resources and crafting tools, vehicles, and structures that open new routes or overcome obstacles. Different heroes still bring their own skills to the action, while unlockable upgrades and customization give players reasons to revisit earlier locations. Local two-player co-op lets a second player join the chaos, making its forgiving combat and constant brick-breaking especially well suited to shared couch sessions.

The biggest change from older Traveller’s Tales LEGO adaptations is its stronger focus on exploration and construction, with each planetary map functioning more like a compact sandbox than a linear level. It does not have the precision platforming or deep building systems of Minecraft, but it captures a similarly satisfying loop of finding materials, making something new, and using it to reach another secret. The included DLC broadens the roster with extra characters and themed content, adding more fan-service options for players who enjoy collecting every minifigure. Fans of LEGO Marvel, LEGO DC, and the earlier LEGO Movie game will feel at home, while newcomers get an accessible open-world adventure that works best for relaxed solo play or family co-op.