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Well, this was a fun game but the open-world was not as good as the one in LEGO The Hobbit. The planets were dull in comparison Middle-earth, let's face it.

Still, if you love Batman or DC in general then this is a fun time all around.

A really fun experience, especially the (playable) dinosaurs! I also loved the open world here.

I had a crash once though, during a race with a vehicle.

Also, many movie scenes aren't in the game (although not nearly as bad as the first three Indiana Jones movies in LEGO Indiana Jones 2) or altered, so keep that in mind.

This was a really fun game but, yeah, that the third Hobbit movie is NOT included is a massive shame.

Anyways, the biggest fun I had with this game was in the open world. Exploring Middle-Earth, finding secrets, talking to the quirky quest-givers, collecting gold bricks and new characters was a blast.

I enjoyed this game, although there are better LEGO games out there (such as LEGO Marvel Superheroes).

Enjoy getting the achievements for the dancing minigames btw. ;)

I really enjoyed Storybook Brawl but NFTs? No...just...no!!!

Punch! Kick! Stab! Throw! Shoot! ... Shockwave? Yeah, it is entirely up to you how you want to kill your enemies.

Paint the Town Red is a rather addictive game that, as mentioned above, gives you a rather big freedom in how you want to kill your enemies.

There are many different modes and maps, the latter especially thanks to the amazing community who is keeping making maps after maps.

I waited a little bit to give a review, as I wanted to see if the developers keep updating the game. Well, they do. Sure, the game is still in early access, but the developers improve the game in every area possible: More maps, more modes, more other goodies and updates, including performance updates.

If you want to play a really great 3D (first-person) beat'em up/hack'n'slash, then this game is absolutely for you! It even performs well on standard/medium PCs.

Incredibly fun game. Might be even the best LEGO game made by TT.

There are lots and lots of characters (although some fan favs are missing) and countless unlockables. There aren't that many missions, but you still have the side missions (which you have to unlock), so it evens out.

But the most fun is flying, running, skating or swinging through the city.

The handling of the vehicles can be tough sometimes though.

A must-have add-on for any Civilization IV player!

Makes Civilization IV absolutelely amazing with all the new content.

Quite fun, but not as good as AC II and Brotherhood imho.

The last part of Ezio's trilogy is a crowning conclusion, but I feel like it could've been better. The characters in AC II and Brotherhood were much more memorable than they are in Revelations. That being said I have to praise this game for its much more cinematic feeling. Also the puzzle platformers on the Animus Island are really fun and gives the player a lot of insight into Desmond's mind and background.
Oh btw, it feels like everything is more expensive than in AC II and Brotherhood. Maybe it's just me though. Then again you get more money as well.

My favourite AC (so far)!

I just love the mix of a typical AC game, simulation (rebuilding Rome) and somewhat strategy (equipping your recruits). Rome is amazing and it is just so much fun running over the roofs while the amazing soundtrack can be heard in the background. Or climbing the colosseum. Now you also get "full synch" by doing an extra challenge for a mission and while some of those full synchs tasks are quite difficult, they are NOT impossible.
Also the Borgia. Oh boy, the Borgia, you will love to hate them, especially Cesare. On your side you have quite interesting allies as well, like once again Leonardo da Vinci!