This list ranks the top 10 LEGO video games of all time, a genre practically defined by Traveler's Tales' engaging action-platforming and diverse pop-culture licenses. While narrowing it down was challenging, we've compiled a list showcasing the best LEGO gaming experiences to date. Don't forget to check out the recently released LEGO Fortnite!
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No LEGO game list is complete without the 1997 PC classic, LEGO Island. Despite its dated graphics, the game remains a fun and nostalgic adventure. Players must thwart an escaped convict determined to destroy LEGO Island, brick by brick. Its diverse characters and surprisingly open world design offer a charming and engaging experience. Finding a copy might be tricky, but it's a worthwhile retro adventure.
This LEGO title cleverly uses audio clips from the Lord of the Rings movies, creating a surprisingly effective and humorous effect. The inclusion of characters from the books, like Tom Bombadil, along with Easter eggs and engaging puzzles, makes this a memorable entry in the LEGO game universe.
Read our review of LEGO The Lord of the Rings.
This game masterfully adapts the Indiana Jones trilogy into a family-friendly LEGO experience. It improves upon the LEGO Star Wars formula, emphasizing puzzle-solving and exploration alongside action. The local co-op mode adds to the fun, making this a timeless classic.
Read our review of LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures.
A unique entry, LEGO DC Super-Villains lets players experience the DC universe from the villains' perspective. The game's charm and kid-friendly approach make even notorious villains endearing. The inclusion of a customizable character adds a creative layer, appealing to players' imaginations.
Read our review of LEGO DC Super-Villains.
The first LEGO game to feature an open-world Gotham City, LEGO Batman 2 is a significant improvement over its predecessor. The vast explorable environment, extensive roster of characters, and engaging gameplay make it a standout title in the LEGO Batman series and a fantastic Batman game overall.
Read our review of Lego Batman 2 or check out the best LEGO Batman sets.
This game faithfully recreates the magical world of Harry Potter, offering detailed environments and engaging gameplay. Exploring Hogwarts, flying on broomsticks, and playing Quidditch are just some of the highlights. The continuation in Years 5-7 expands the experience even further.
Read our review of LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 or take a look at the best LEGO Harry Potter sets.
A pioneering title, LEGO Star Wars established the LEGO game formula. Its blend of puzzle-solving, collectibles, and humor made it a massive success, paving the way for countless LEGO games to follow.
Read our review of LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga.
A complete overhaul of the LEGO Star Wars formula, this game offers a massive amount of content, improved combat, and a vast explorable galaxy. It includes references from across the Star Wars universe, making it a comprehensive and action-packed experience.
Read our review of LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga or take a look at the best LEGO Star Wars sets.
A unique open-world experience, LEGO City Undercover offers a kid-friendly take on the grand theft auto genre. Its large world, fun activities, and witty story make it a standout LEGO game that proves the franchise can thrive without relying solely on licensed properties.
Read our review of LEGO City Undercover.
This game perfectly captures the essence of the Marvel universe, featuring a massive roster of characters, diverse gameplay mechanics, and a vast open-world New York City. Its ability to bring together iconic Marvel characters from various sources makes it a truly exceptional LEGO game.
Read our review of LEGO Marvel Super Heroes or take a look at the best LEGO Marvel sets.
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