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LEGO Worlds is bringing online multiplayer to the game that’s all about building a world out of digital LEGO bricks. Developed by TT Games and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, the online mode will allow two players to explore each other’s worlds together, create together, plus engage in cooperative and competitive play experiences that players can build themselves.
Jonathan Smith, Head of Production, TT Games: “Building and playing with friends is at the core of LEGO® play and we’re excited to bring online multiplayer into LEGO® Worlds. The online multiplayer experience offers unlimited possibilities for players to explore one another’s worlds, build and share creations, and just have fun together.”
Niels Jørgensen, Vice President, Digital Games for the LEGO Group: “We are very pleased to see how LEGO® Worlds has grown after a year in Early Access. It’s a fantastic way to engage with LEGO® play digitally, and we are excited for the added social component that online multiplayer will bring to the gaming community.”
In LEGO Worlds, entire worlds and creations are brought to life with characters and creatures that interact with each other as well as the player in unexpected ways. From cowboys riding giraffes to vampires scaring polar bears, to steamrollers, racing cars, and colossal digging machines, there are always interesting and exciting ways for players to explore the vast worlds. Go on a quest for a king, protect a farmer from a zombie invasion or build a home for a caveman, there are always new things to uncover as you explore each new world.
The game is currently in Steam Early Access, aiming for the gaming community to provide feedback for continual improvements and the integration of additional content over time. Players who want to join the Early Access experience can download the STEAM client, if they haven’t already, then buy the game on Steam for just £11.99 during its temporarily reduced price which is available from now until Friday June 17th at 6pm UK time.
Check out the E3 2016 trailer below, where all footage was captured in real time using the LEGO Worlds game engine, as well as the Official Website, and click on the top image for the full-size version.
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