GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The Summer Game Fest presentation introduced a new party game featuring Lego bricks, appropriately called Lego Party. The trailer showed a wide ...

Lego Party is the first party game to come from the Lego brand, but, shockingly, it’s taken this long. Since 1932, the Lego brand has grown brick by brick, forming the massive and widely recognizable ...

LEGO Party feels like one of those inevitabilities. LEGO has done it all: superheroes, Star Wars, racing, open worlds, and even games based on their own movies. Who knew a great party game was sitting ...

LEGO Party! is a 4-player party game that allows you to customize a LEGO minifigure and compete in 60 minigames themed around fan favorite LEGO sets. In LEGO Party! experience nonstop action, humor, ...

Four-player party game LEGO Party! will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam on September 30, publisher Fictions and developer SMG Studio announced.

Lots of games at Summer Game Fest sure looked a lot like other well known titles, but no other game wore its inspirations on its sleeve as much as LEGO Party. From the name to the board game layout to ...

'LEGO Party' promises a lot, but doesn't quite deliver the multiplayer experience it clearly can. However, while LEGO Party respects the LEGO IP, it’s not as sympathetic to players, who will find ...

A new Lego game has been announced at Summer Game Fest that looks suspiciously like Mario Party. And it's called? Lego Party! (Yes, with the exclamation point.) Developed by SMG Studio, the Australian ...

Mine is a Mario Party household. Over the years my wife and child have enjoyed many nights of minigame-fueled board game chaos. Things always got heated, especially as we taught our young one to ...

Dalton Cooper is the Managing Editor of GameRant. Dalton has been writing about video games professionally since 2011. Having written thousands of game reviews and articles over the course of his ...

Character customization is absurdly generous right from the start. Instead of looking through some staple mascots every round, you’re building your own LEGO avatar. Everything down to the hair, hats, ...

Ethan Krieger (He/Him) is an editor at DualShockers that got started in the writing industry by covering professional basketball for a sports network. Despite being a diehard sports fan (mainly ...