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LEGO® Hill Climb Adventures is a single player casual racing game. It received neutral reviews from players.

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56%Audience ScoreBased on 180 reviews
story8 positive mentions
monetization7 negative mentions

  • The game has charming LEGO visuals and detailed level designs which appeal to both children and nostalgic players.
  • Gameplay is fun with many missions, exploration opportunities, and collectibles that encourage replay.
  • No intrusive advertisements and generally free-to-play friendly, with decent monetization compared to other titles.
  • The energy system (milk bottles) severely limits playtime and encourages costly microtransactions, detracting from user enjoyment.
  • Numerous bugs and glitches, including missing cargo, crashes, corrupted progress, and UI issues, significantly impact gameplay.
  • Progression is grindy and sometimes impossible without payment due to expensive upgrades, paywalls for important content, and overly complicated currency systems.
  • story

    52 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    15% positive mentions, 79% neutral mentions, 6% negative mentions

    The story mode adds a new adventurous, RPG-like layer to the Hill Climb Racing formula with quests and missions, offering more structure and unlockable content. However, many users find it grindy, overly difficult, buggy (such as missing cargo or unregistered mission completions), and sometimes frustrating with limited rewards, forced upgrades, and awkward mechanics. While some appreciate the fresh concept and fun narrative, others feel the story interrupts the original gameplay’s freeform style and could benefit from better balance, bug fixes, and more varied mission types.

    • “The story is very fun to play, seasons are super fun, and the adventure maps are well-made.”
    • “Great storyline, great graphics, fun to unlock, nice building, and the most important is the best concept!”
    • “Wow what a game the 3D version of Hill Climb Racing in Lego is a masterpiece idea and it's not racing anymore, it's adventure. You are doing quest missions like RPG in Lego. It is an RPG; it doesn't hold nostalgia but has its separate enjoyment and entertainment.”
    • “The game does not play like the original Hill Climb; you just follow the story quests, replaying the levels over and over.”
    • “Reverse and stop mechanics are atrocious, daily tasks don't track, and items needed to complete story missions are placed in hard-to-reach spots so you cross the finish line and fail, using energy.”
    • “You'll find yourself constantly needing to upgrade your cars if you want to progress through the game's story at all, but the exponentially increasing upgrade costs combined with the insanely slow rate you earn coins means you're either grinding the same boring things over and over for hours or just swipe your credit card.”
  • gameplay

    18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    33% positive mentions, 50% neutral mentions, 17% negative mentions

    The gameplay is generally fun and well-developed, capturing the charm of hill climb racing, but it is often hindered by frustrating grindy elements, intrusive microtransactions, and time-gated mechanics. Some users find the controls and mission design problematic, with bugs and overly complicated features detracting from the experience. While the core driving is enjoyable, excessive menus, repetitive tasks, and energy limits limit overall playtime and immersion.

    • “The gameplay itself is really well developed.”
    • “This game oozes with the charm of a Lego game and includes the familiar gameplay of Hill Climb Racing.”
    • “The gameplay isn't groundbreaking or anything but it's pretty fun and the Lego visuals are charming.”
    • “Reverse and stop mechanics are atrocious, daily tasks don't track, and items needed to complete story missions are placed in hard to reach spots so you cross finish line and fail, using energy.”
    • “The actual driving gameplay is boring compared to other hill climb games, and 70% of the time you're stuck navigating various menus and dialogs instead of playing.”
    • “Handholding is the name of this game, and then there's that stupid milk bottle mechanic that is the absolute dumbest thing ever seen in mobile games: a time-gate.. you wanna do another race?”
  • monetization

    15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    20% positive mentions, 33% neutral mentions, 47% negative mentions

    The monetization in this game is generally seen as less intrusive than similar titles, with no ads and a less aggressive approach to microtransactions. However, some users criticize limited energy mechanics and resource grinding as predatory, noting comparisons to more aggressive models in other games from the developer. Overall, while monetization is present, it is often viewed as a milder or more tolerable implementation, though occasional criticisms remain about its impact on gameplay experience.

    • “Monetization features are not very intrusive.”
    • “No ads.”
    • “I appreciate the very limited to no ads.”
    • “Could be fun but they opted for shady cash grab tactics.”
    • “Whether it's limited energy designed to get you to buy refills or limited 'red' blocks needed to unlock things, the game is unfortunately just another greedy cash grab which is unfortunate because it would otherwise be really good.”
    • “It has all the slop of a normal modern game would have: aggressive advertising, multiple resources that you don't know, leveling up is a pain, you take forced damage so that you're encouraged to level up more HP, and a vehicle provided conveniently does not have enough power in order to not make it past some levels, along with having some parts to collect which can take 2 weeks or more without pay to get your first vehicle mk3, along with having to forcefully wait for energy to recharge.”
  • graphics

    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    70% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 30% negative mentions

    Users find the graphics charming and visually appealing with a user-friendly interface, though some feel they lack color and detail compared to similar titles like Hill Climb Racing 2. Opinions vary, with some calling the visuals overly busy or simplistic, while others appreciate the creative LEGO-style design. Overall, the graphics are decent but could benefit from enhancements in future updates.

    • “The visuals are perfect and the interface is user-friendly.”
    • “Great storyline, great graphics, fun to unlock, nice building, and the most important is the best concept!”
    • “The gameplay isn't groundbreaking or anything but it's pretty fun and the Lego visuals are charming.”
    • “The game seems aimed at 2 year olds with its overly busy graphics, but 2 year olds can't control the cars or follow the game. The crabbing car mechanic quickly becomes frustrating — overall, a poor effort after all the hype and forced ads.”
    • “The graphics feel lacking compared to HCR2; there should be more colors and details to make the visuals more appealing.”
    • “The visuals are a slight downgrade compared to HCR2, with less vibrant colors and detail, reducing the overall graphic quality.”
  • stability

    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    13% positive mentions, -1% neutral mentions, 88% negative mentions

    The game experiences frequent crashes, freezes (especially during loading and in the season shop), low and inconsistent FPS, and various bugs such as stuck vehicles and untracked quests. While stability issues are prevalent for many users, some report smoother performance on their devices. Overall, the game is unstable and buggy but not completely unplayable.

    • “It's fun, but I experience app crashes and freezes frequently, especially when loading reaches 75%; the app requires reopening to run normally again.”
    • “Really bad optimization with low FPS, inconsistent performance, many bugs, broken features, and several parts of the game are basically pay-to-win.”
    • “The game freezes when accessing the season shop, making it unusable.”
  • optimization

    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    50% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 50% negative mentions

    The game offers good overall performance but suffers from frequent crashes, long load times, and stuttering during races, which significantly impact playability. Users appreciate the content but emphasize the need for optimization and performance improvements in future updates.

    • “Overall, performance excluding the textures is good.”
    • “I already love the way it is, but future updates and optimizations for this game would be much appreciated!”
    • “I actually really enjoyed this game, but there were many performance issues.”
    • “It definitely needs some performance tweaks, as the game experiences significant stuttering and jumping on certain levels, making them unplayable and requiring long wait times.”
    • “The same levels keep stuttering and jumping to the point where you can't play them, waiting 5 minutes for the game to respond.”
    • “Future updates and optimizations for this game would be much appreciated to improve overall performance.”
  • grinding

    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    Grinding in the game is noticeable but generally manageable, with some players finding it a bit repetitive due to slow progression and high upgrade costs. The limited energy system can make grinding frustrating, though quests and secrets help maintain interest over time. Overall, grinding is a core part of the experience but may feel tedious without occasional breaks or optional purchases.

    • “It's grindy by design, requiring multiple attempts to complete a race with all objectives - the limited energy mechanics make it super frustrating to play.”
    • “You'll find yourself constantly needing to upgrade your cars if you want to progress through the game's story at all, but the exponentially increasing upgrade costs combined with the insanely slow rate you earn coins means you're either going to be grinding the same boring things over and over for hours to afford one upgrade, or just swipe your credit card.”
    • “Old review: enjoyable, with a few bugs (delivery payload often doesn't spawn, even after restarting level, app, and entire phone), but it's not pay to win (a little grinding required for some higher level things which is fine).”
  • music

    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    25% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 75% negative mentions

    Users have mixed feelings about the music; while it plays smoothly without affecting performance, many find it repetitive, unremarkable, and sometimes difficult to hear clearly over background sounds. Overall, the music is seen as lackluster and not particularly engaging.

    • “It manages to play CODM at 120fps on medium settings with music in the background, without breaking a sweat.”
    • “It's insanely repetitive, linear, dumb, expensive, pretty, and cool because it's Lego, but it feels half-assed. I absolutely despise the music.”
    • “I can just make out the user agreements page and I can hear music, but clicking the play button makes a noise and nothing else...”
    • “I can only hear background sounds and music.”
  • atmosphere

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    Users appreciate the game's atmosphere, highlighting it alongside the diverse locations and engaging challenges. The immersive environment contributes positively to the overall experience.

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LEGO® Hill Climb Adventures is a casual racing game. Common tags for LEGO® Hill Climb Adventures include driving.

LEGO® Hill Climb Adventures is available on Phone, Tablet, Android and Mobile Platform.

LEGO® Hill Climb Adventures was developed by Fingersoft.

LEGO® Hill Climb Adventures has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked LEGO® Hill Climb Adventures for its story but disliked it for its monetization.

LEGO® Hill Climb Adventures is a single player game.

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