Game review: 'Lego Voyagers' is not your typical Lego game

Players will encounter all sorts of obstacles that prevent them from progressing, including increasingly complex jumping sequences and chasms that must be bridged by building structures. — Annapurna Interactive

BERLIN: Lego video games often follow a familiar formula: Take a major film franchise such as Marvel, Star Wars or Batman, add the typical self-deprecating Lego humour, and build an action-adventure game around it, featuring plenty of jumping and battling mini-figures.

Lego Voyagers, however, takes a very different approach. For a start it’s a purely co-op game. Two players control small Lego bricks, one red, one blue. The bricks can roll around, jump, attach to other Lego bricks and make cute sounds.