This is EXACTLY the perfect video game that you never knew you wanted when you were 8 years old. It's interactive, hilarious, and surprisingly groundbreaking, even in this early stage of development. The graphics are great, the biomes are really interesting and random, and the gameplay is smooth and accessible. When more options to customize your minifigure are released, and ways to construct all different kinds of vehicles come out, this game will be one of the greatest things LEGO has ever done. Another pro is the fact that you can't step on this game and get your foot all jacked up.

10/10 - will most likely be 11/10 when game is out of early access.

For those who care, here is my first experience:

Randomly generated a world, and BAM! I fell out of the sky - and as anyone could've guessed, I landed on a cloud which just happened to be home to a Warlock. I took the Warlock's life with my bare hands, and I claimed his likeness for my own. I jumped off of the cloud, fell for a good 4 solid seconds, and hit the ground - hard. I lived, but only because I am a plastic Warlock. I went into the terrain building features, and made a really tall, curly, and twisty green mountain-type thing that looked like any landscape out of a Dr. Seuss book or Tim Burton film. I appropriately named it Mount Seuss and proceeded to climb it. I reached the top in a few seconds, and took my first view at the LEGO World around me. I saw an expansive desert region in front of me, a volcanic/mountainous region to my left, water to my right, and a standard forest biome behind and below me. At this point I knew that this game was going to slowly consume my life. I ran over to the volcanoes, where I met a large red dragon. I wasn't afraid, and I tamed it. I hopped on board and flew the dragon out over the water to the right, and before I knew it, I was hovering above an island with an entirely new biome which contained the likes of which I have never seen before - there were giant hamburgers protruding from the ground like hills. The ground was made almost entirely of pink and white icing. The trees were popsicles and candy canes. There were mountains made of pudding and jello. I had discovered a candy/food biome. This is LEGO World, my friends. Possibly the most fun I've had in a video game - ever. And I've spend my whole life so far playing thousands of video games. I highly, HIGHLY recommend this game. It's absolutely fantastic. And I've only played shortly more than an hour. THAT is how much fun you get in just one hour of this immense game. Pick it up, you're doing yourself a favor, and supporting some great developers.

This is EXACTLY the perfect video game that you never knew you wanted when you were 8 years old. It's interactive, hilarious, and surprisingly groundbreaking, even in this early stage of development. The graphics are great, the biomes are really interesting and random, and the gameplay is smooth and accessible. When more options to customize your minifigure are released, and ways to construct all different kinds of vehicles come out, this game will be one of the greatest things LEGO has ever done. Another pro is the fact that you can't step on this game and get your foot all jacked up. 10/10 - will most likely be 11/10 when game is out of early access. For those who care, here is my first experience: Randomly generated a world, and BAM! I fell out of the sky - and as anyone could've guessed, I landed on a cloud which just happened to be home to a Warlock. I took the Warlock's life with my bare hands, and I claimed his likeness for my own. I jumped off of the cloud, fell for a good 4 solid seconds, and hit the ground - hard. I lived, but only because I am a plastic Warlock. I went into the terrain building features, and made a really tall, curly, and twisty green mountain-type thing that looked like any landscape out of a Dr. Seuss book or Tim Burton film. I appropriately named it Mount Seuss and proceeded to climb it. I reached the top in a few seconds, and took my first view at the LEGO World around me. I saw an expansive desert region in front of me, a volcanic/mountainous region to my left, water to my right, and a standard forest biome behind and below me. At this point I knew that this game was going to slowly consume my life. I ran over to the volcanoes, where I met a large red dragon. I wasn't afraid, and I tamed it. I hopped on board and flew the dragon out over the water to the right, and before I knew it, I was hovering above an island with an entirely new biome which contained the likes of which I have never seen before - there were giant hamburgers protruding from the ground like hills. The ground was made almost entirely of pink and white icing. The trees were popsicles and candy canes. There were mountains made of pudding and jello. I had discovered a candy/food biome. This is LEGO World, my friends. Possibly the most fun I've had in a video game - ever. And I've spend my whole life so far playing thousands of video games. I highly, HIGHLY recommend this game. It's absolutely fantastic. And I've only played shortly more than an hour. THAT is how much fun you get in just one hour of this immense game. Pick it up, you're doing yourself a favor, and supporting some great developers.