With Aloy and crew having an adorable makeover, will Lego Horizon Adventures be the surprise hit of the holidays?

Lego Horizon Adventures takes the best aspects of the Lego and Horizon series and delivers a surprisingly compelling experience thanks to its adorable graphics, endearing characters, high customization and approachable gameplay loop.

A second physical LEGO Horizon Zero Dawn building set is appearing online, not too long after the release of the LEGO Horizon Adventures game.

Lego Horizon Adventures is, first and foremost, a game about fighting bad guys. At first, Aloy can only shoot at human cultists with a basic bow. But the game gradually layers on more simple, entertaining additions until the combat becomes a zippy delight.

I haven’t played a LEGO game other than briefly checking out LEGO: Fortnite since 2013’s LEGO Marvel Super Heroes. I always found the games enjoyable with

LEGO has long been a staple of imaginative play, both virtual and physical. With the upcoming release of LEGO Horizon Adventures, the iconic brick-building experience takes a significant leap into an expansive and vibrant world.

The new game rebuilds 2017's Horizon Zero Dawn in the Lego universe, transforming the complex original into something simpler and family-friendly.

Images of a new Horizon Lego set have leaked just as Lego Horizon Adventures has released on PS5 and Nintendo Switch.

Lego Horizon Adventures (out Nov. 14) feels like a game made by the latter. A “Lego-fied” adaptation of the hit PlayStation game Horizon Z er o Dawn (2017), its story is a kid-friendly send-up of the original game’s bleak sci-fi setting,

It's not all machine fighting and seeing the sights in LEGO Horizon Adventures; sometimes, you just need to feed the chickens.