In simple terms, it’s been announced that the cooperative adventure game titled “LEGO Voyagers” will not only be available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and the current Nintendo Switch, but also on the yet-to-be-released Nintendo Switch 2. The announcement was accompanied by a new video featuring Light Brick Studio and LEGO Voyagers.
In the video provided, you’ll find Light Brick Studio developers detailing their creative approach for developing LEGO Voyagers, including its navigational challenges. Initially, players could traverse by keeping a direction pressed, causing their in-game characters (mini LEGO bricks) to roll around in that direction. Subsequently, the team introduced additional elements to enhance the gameplay experience, such as enabling the small bricks to connect with larger bricks and move them along too.
The LEGO Voyagers game centers around a cooperative adventure starring two tiny space-faring blocks, who embark on a mission to save an abandoned spaceship. Along their journey, these blocks must work together to reach their goals, and in the process, forge a stronger friendship. Previously, the creators of
In simpler terms, the main part of the game involves navigating through different settings and utilizing the physics engine within the game to move around large LEGO constructions. This helps you solve environmental and navigation challenges. Notably, this game is designed for cooperative play only, offering both online and offline multiplayer options across all platforms. The game was initially announced in August, with a trailer revealing some of the puzzles players will encounter during their gaming experience.
Previously, Light Brick Studio, known for creating LEGO Voyagers, had also developed LEGO Builder’s Journey. This game was initially launched on PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and iOS. However, only iOS users could access it via Apple Arcade. In 2022, the game expanded its availability to include PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
In simpler terms, LEGO Builder’s Journey allows players to construct virtually any LEGO creation they dream up. The game designers refer to this as “freestyle problem-solving,” implying that players have complete flexibility to approach and solve the game’s challenges in their own unique ways.
For LEGO enthusiasts seeking a more challenging Batman experience, TT Games revealed “LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight” back in August.
LEGO Voyagers is slated for release on September 15.
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2025-09-11 17:41