LEGO Horizon Adventures brings a new version of the series to life, but one expected feature is surprisingly absent from the game.

Goofy in tone and regulated in design, LEGO Horizon Adventures is an unlikely, amusing inversion of a modern classic for audiences old and new.

The core concept Lego Horizon Adventures holds a lot of promise, but sadly, it doesn't quite live up to expectations.

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

Lego Horizon Adventures lets you switch characters, though not quite to the extent of the Lego games you know. There arent countless to choose from, each with abilities that youll need to switch to in order to utilise.

When starting the game you'll need to choose between modes, and there are distinct differences between the two.

LEGO Horizon Adventures marks a major change for what you can collect in a LEGO game. Here's how to collect its Gold and Red Bricks.

Lego Horizon Adventures might not be your typical Lego game that we all know, but theres plenty to keep in mind when youre jumping into Aloys spin-off, block-bashing adventure. Whether youre going it alone or with a friend in co-op,

Though Lego Horizon Adventures is straightforward, some players may get confused. Here are some tips to help you throughout your journey in the game.

LEGO Horizon Adventures lacks graphical modes for PS5 Pro support at launch. Fidelity Mode prioritizes visuals over frame rate, while Performance Mode locks the game at 60fps. The game's uninspired level design and dullness lead to mixed reviews and a "Fair" rating on Open Critic.