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LEGO Brawls

LEGO Brawls is just that... LEGO brawls that merges Super Smash Bros. with bricks for kids@
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62%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
optimization, grinding
76% User Score Based on 387 reviews
Critic Score 44%Based on 8 reviews

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LEGO Brawls is a single player and multiplayer casual hack and slash game with comedy and kids themes. It was developed by Red Games Co. and was released on September 2, 2022. It received neutral reviews from critics and mostly positive reviews from players.

Build your way to the top in this lighthearted, team action brawler where anything can happen.

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76%
Audience ScoreBased on 387 reviews
gameplay16 positive mentions
grinding5 negative mentions
  • Fun and accessible gameplay suitable for kids and casual players, inspired by Super Smash Bros., with simple controls and fast-paced matches.
  • Extensive character customization with numerous LEGO themes and parts to unlock, allowing players to create unique minifigure fighters.
  • Supports cross-platform play with bots filling lobbies to maintain short queue times, featuring colorful LEGO-themed arenas and multiple game modes.
  • Gameplay is overly simplistic and repetitive, relying heavily on button mashing with limited attacks and lacking depth or strategic complexity.
  • Low player base leads to frequent matches against bots, with inconsistent matchmaking and limited online activity reducing replayability.
  • Local multiplayer is limited to a single mode and lacks co-op progression; progression and unlock systems are grindy and dependent on online play, frustrating players.
  • gameplay
    69 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay in this title is fast-paced, accessible, and offers enjoyable customization and casual multiplayer fun, making it suitable for players of all ages. However, the mechanics are often described as simplistic, repetitive, and lacking depth or variety, which can lead to diminishing engagement over time, especially for those seeking a more competitive or nuanced fighting experience. Overall, it shines as a lighthearted, easy-to-pick-up brawler but falls short for players wanting complex or polished combat systems.

    • “Matches are fast, readable, and immediately fun, with simple mechanics that still allow variety through character abilities and loadouts.”
    • “Local multiplayer makes it a fantastic pick for couch gaming nights with friends and family. Simple controls let anyone jump in easily, but there’s room to master combos and teamwork if you’re up for it. Add in classic LEGO charm and punchy mechanics and you’ve got a game that sparks laughter and lighthearted competition.”
    • “The gameplay and features are fantastic, and the disparate variety of characters and designs possible make the game very personal, customizable and overall a super fun LEGO experience!”
    • “The basic moment-to-moment gameplay amounts to straightforward button-mashing with minimal nuance.”
    • “While the customization and stage designs are fun, the gameplay lacks depth, making it hard to stay interested for long.”
    • “Actual brawling mechanics are very simplistic and limited, eight-player matches and visually similar character models make fights hard to follow, lack of single-player features, champion mastery system is slow and dissuades you from using your custom fighters, lack of sound effects makes melee attacks feel underwhelming.”
  • graphics
    14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics in the game are consistently praised for being colorful, charming, and well-crafted, with a distinct LEGO-themed aesthetic that appeals to a younger or casual audience. While visuals are described as stunning and polished, some users feel the presentation lacks realism and maturity, making it feel less fitting for more hardcore players or higher price points. Overall, the graphics emphasize fun and creativity but may not satisfy those seeking more advanced or realistic visual experiences.

    • “Superb graphics, character customization, and very fast-paced gameplay.”
    • “From the moment I started playing Lego Brawls, I was drawn in by its charming visuals and familiar Lego-themed levels.”
    • “The visuals are really good and show that there was some love in making it.”
    • “Lack of basic options such as keybindings and tap jump toggle, plus lack of social features like basic usernames or text chat. The graphics are not befitting of a £34 game.”
    • “I get that this was originally an Apple Arcade game and is catered toward a casual, family-friendly demographic, but when you look at Brawlhalla (prepare for more comparisons), a free-to-play game, it's very disappointing.”
    • “As a whole, Lego Brawls feels intentionally designed for a younger or more casual audience: simple controls, bright visuals, low difficulty barriers, and an emphasis on creativity over competition.”
  • humor
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is widely praised for its family-friendly, lighthearted fun full of silly outfits, quirky weapons, and classic LEGO charm. Players enjoy the comedic moments and playful customization that add personality and laughter to the fast-paced brawls. Overall, the humor enhances the game's joyful and creative atmosphere, making it enjoyable for all ages.

    • “It’s easy to imagine families enjoying it together, kids laughing over chaotic hits and wild power-ups, or groups using it as a light party game.”
    • “Lego brawls captures the spirit of creative play with fast paced family friendly action across vibrant themed maps full of surprises from spooky castles to deep space. Each level bursts with personality and unexpected twists. The real joy lies in customizing your own fighter with hilarious weapons and silly outfits, giving every brawl a personal touch.”
    • “I've sunk 8 hours into the game which were filled with nothing but smiles and laughs as my minifig dressed up with a tutu and muscular body went around and slapped other various hilarious minifigs with a baguette.”
  • optimization
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game runs smoothly on PC with stable 60 FPS at high settings, showing solid performance on mid-range hardware. However, the controls and menu system are poorly optimized for PC, clearly designed with touch screens in mind. Additionally, matchmaking does not account for player rankings, leading to imbalanced matches.

    • “Performance on PC is flawless.”
    • “I played it with an i5 8300H, GTX 1060 6GB, and 16GB RAM at high settings, 60 frames per second, at 1920x1080 resolution.”
    • “I have not noticed any performance-related issues.”
    • “Contains overly simplified controls, and navigating the menu was definitely designed for touch screens and was not at all optimized for PC.”
    • “Performance on Switch is stuttery, and for the price there's not nearly enough content or replayability here.”
    • “PC specs and performance: Played on i5 8300H, GTX 1060 6GB, 16GB RAM, at high settings, 60 FPS, 1920x1080 resolution.”
  • grinding
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game features enjoyable gameplay but involves significant grinding, especially to unlock multiple characters, complete themes, or master specific playstyles. Some players find the grind time-consuming and occasionally tedious, though it doesn't overshadow the overall fun.

    • “The only thing is that if you want to play with more characters then it's a bit grindy but that's my only gripe with the game.”
    • “Good Super Smash Bros. remake but with Legos, and the matches are short. However, it's kind of grindy when it takes 5 hours or more to complete one theme.”
    • “Another issue is the introduction of a bunch of “champions” that have set appearance and weaponry; in order to obtain their abilities, you need to master their playstyle, which is quite grindy.”
  • story
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game lacks a story mode, which some users find disappointing, especially for local co-op play where progress and unlocking packs are limited. Players expect consistent content and progression both online and offline, and the absence of a story is seen as a drawback for a family-oriented Lego party game.

    • “No story mode.”
    • “Also, 'story mode' to unlock more packs is not available for local coop. I mean, that's the whole thing of a LEGO party game - you play it with your kids, don't you?”
    • “I saw one review saying there is no way for coop to earn more packs while playing locally. First, there isn't a story mode in the game, but if it's true that progress on mystery packs or chosen themes isn't earned offline, that would have to be fixed as the game should offer the same content online and offline.”
  • music
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is highly praised for perfectly complementing the various locations and enhancing the LEGO atmosphere without becoming annoying. The soundtrack, especially the pirate theme, is considered outstanding and received strong admiration for the composer’s work.

    • “The presentation is clean and colorful, with strong camera work, solid animations, and music and sound effects that sell the LEGO tone without becoming annoying.”
    • “I also wouldn't want to forget about the soundtrack, which perfectly complements the various locations.”
    • “The music for this game is 10/10. My personal favorite is the pirate theme!”
  • stability
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game runs smoothly and stably, particularly on the Steam Deck, with no reported bugs or glitches. Users appreciate its consistent performance and reliable controls, contributing positively to the overall experience.

    • “Runs great on the Steam Deck.”
    • “But it's a refreshingly simple game with tons of charm, no microtransactions or lootboxes, runs great on the Steam Deck, you get to build ridiculous fighters and call them ridiculous names, and as a Lego kid, I love it.”
    • “It also runs great on the Steam Deck.”
  • monetization
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is praised for its absence of microtransactions and lootboxes, offering a straightforward, charm-filled experience without aggressive monetization tactics. However, some users feel the price is too high for the gameplay value, criticizing it as a potential cash grab. Overall, the monetization approach is simple and non-intrusive, which many appreciate.

    • “But it's a refreshingly simple game with tons of charm, no microtransactions or lootboxes, runs great on Deck, you get to build ridiculous fighters and call them ridiculous names and as a Lego kid, I love it.”
    • “It doesn't have microtransactions.”
    • “All in all, this game was just made to be a massive cash grab and even if I did buy it for 6 euros or so, I don't believe anyone should pay this much money for such a boring game.”
    • “And I hate online-only live service microtransactions crap.”
  • replayability
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Replayability is mixed, with some users appreciating mastery achievements that encourage deeper engagement, while others find the gameplay too basic and lacking strategic depth, resulting in limited motivation to replay. Additionally, performance issues on certain platforms further hinder the overall replay value.

    • “The later mastery-focused achievements significantly improved replay value by forcing repeated play and deeper engagement with each champion’s abilities.”
    • “Neat concept, good customization, but no replayability imo.”
    • “Fighting is far too basic, barebones and messy, special attacks are fun for a bit but they don't add any strategy, performance on Switch is stuttery, for the price there's not nearly enough content or replayability here.”
  • emotional
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game evokes a mix of emotions, offering a wholesome and relaxing experience ideal for solo or cooperative play, while also delivering moments that can be deeply moving and heartbreaking.

    • “It's easy to play, good fun solo or with a friend, and it's perfect if you want to chill and play a wholesome platformer.”
    • “This was heartbreaking.”
  • atmosphere
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game’s playful atmosphere and strong customization options create an enjoyable and lighthearted experience, particularly appealing to LEGO fans and younger players, despite occasional repetition.

    • “Despite some repetition, the game’s playful atmosphere and emphasis on customization make it an enjoyable, albeit casual, experience for LEGO fans and younger audiences.”
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LEGO Brawls is a casual hack and slash game with comedy and kids themes.

LEGO Brawls is available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Steam Deck and others.

On average players spend around 18 hours playing LEGO Brawls.

LEGO Brawls was released on September 2, 2022.

LEGO Brawls was developed by Red Games Co..

LEGO Brawls has received neutral reviews from players and neutral reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its optimization.

LEGO Brawls is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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