Release Date: September 19, 2019
Brawler with platform game elements, bringing to mind Super Smash Bros. series. In Lego Brawls we take part in fierce fights on various arenas, battling for victory as characters from the title bricks.
LEGO Brawls is a brawler with platform game elements, designed mainly for multiplayer action. It was developed by Red Games studio and published by LEGO Games.
At first glance the gameplay in LEGO Brawls brings to mind the Super Smash Bros. series, popular on Nintendo platforms. The action takes place in multi-level arenas presented from the side. Depending on the selected mode, two teams (up to four players) or single players (each of whom fights for himself) face each other and try to eliminate opponents or take control over the arena.
Fights take place in a variety of locations characteristic for each LEGO series. You can find here, among others, a medieval castle, a pirate's cove, the Wild West and the marshy caves of LEGO Ninjago. In the arenas there are boxes containing various power-ups, such as healing items or weapons, which if used skillfully can tip the balance of victory on our side.
Before starting the game, it allows us to create our own warrior from scratch; we can decide on his appearance or preferred weapon, and thus - the fighting style. As we progress, we unlock a variety of cosmetic add-ons that allow us to better customize the character to our individual preferences.
In LEGO Brawls you can play solo, but the game was designed with multiplayer mode for up to eight players in mind. The game also has cross-platform features.
LEGO Brawls features colorful and eye-pleasing graphics, which in terms of quality and style do not differ from what we are used to from other LEGO projects.
Platforms:
PC Windows September 2, 2022
PlayStation 4 September 2, 2022
Xbox One September 2, 2022
Apple iOS September 19, 2019
Nintendo Switch September 2, 2022
PlayStation 5 September 2, 2022
Xbox Series X/S September 2, 2022
Developer: Red Games
Publisher: LEGO Games
Age restrictions: 12+
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System Requirements for LEGO Brawls Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i5-4430 3.0 GHz / AMD FX-6300 3.5 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 2 GB GeForce GTX 960 / Radeon R7 370 or better, 5 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.
Game Ratings for LEGO Brawls Video Game.
MKAU Gaming: 4 / 10 by Sammy Hanson
LEGO Brawls was initially designed as a mobile game and can be an enjoyable way to kill some time playing online matches. As a console game that doesn’t add anything new to the gameplay, it’s just a generic platform fighter with little to no excitement. This wouldn’t be a bad thing if the game was cheap or just free, but it’s shockingly priced at $60 AUD which makes it impossible to justify. There are tons of indie games out there that offer so much more at a cheaper price. Even with some interesting ideas, LEGO Brawls offers very little and is probably more fun to watch than play, but the novelty wears off really quickly. The biggest letdown overall is its generic gameplay that just isn’t much fun at all. Non-fighting game players often describe the genre as button mashers, and this game accurately fits that description and is a poor representation of the genre. Even stepping on a LEGO piece is more entertaining than this.
DASHGAMER.com: 4 / 10 by Dan Rizzo
I know the intention here was to put out something that a casual gamer would enjoy in mindlessly bashing out bouts while collecting an insane amount of customisable creations, but it would have been greater if there was time invested to make its “port” into a full fledged remaster for the premiere gaming platforms. If you’re looking for something in the LEGO Brand on home console, try out LEGO Batman; amazing title. But if you want to try this, I would advise pulling out the tablet and playing it there.
Nintendo Life: 4 / 10 by PJ O'Reilly
Beyond the ability to collect minifigs and customise your character — something that does nothing to really change up the actual battling at the heart of it all — there's very, very little here to sink your teeth into. It all ends up feeling like a rather poor free-to-play mobile game, and one that doesn't perform very well on Nintendo's hardware.
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