LAtest Board Games by LEGO
The globally successful LEGO brand is making waves in the board game sector with the release of their first collection of board games. Known and loved by kids, the building bricks of LEGO are no longer just for constructing fantastic worlds. They are also now being used to create exciting board games.
LEGO GAME LEGO Harry Potter 76435 Hogwarts Castle: The Great Hall - Black
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Most parents are already familiar with the many varieties of building toys but are probably not too sure of how to play LEGO games. Basically, you build it, play it and then change it.
Family Board Games
The new LEGO Board game is very popular with kids as well as adults and building them is all part of the fun and makes it different every time. The 75-year-old Danish company has a clever idea here that will see LEGO on Christmas wish lists everywhere. LEGO released 10 popular LEGO games in the UK in 2009
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- Ramses Pyramid
- Creationary
- Lava dragon
- Lunar Command
- Magikus
- Minotaurus
- Monster 4
- pirate Code
- Race 3000
- Robo Champ
The release of these innovative toys have children constructing their own board games out of LEGO blocks and when the game is over they are able to rebuild another for a different version of the game. While other old-time favourites are revamped and given a complete makeover LEGO decided to be different and break away with this unique toy.
The designers of the games wanted to encourage children who loved the idea of building with LEGO extended to a different style of play; one that could be shared with others. Board games, rated the 3rd largest toy category have always proved a family favourite and LEGO’s entry into the traditional world of board games is hotly tipped to be extremely popular.
All about LEGO
What makes LEGO so appealing is the range of game experiences that have ‘something for everyone’, including the grown-ups. The game designer’s concept of a breakable, changeable and re-build game is a unique idea that encourages the players to be creative and come up with new ideas.
Building with LEGO was mainly a solitary pastime that kids loved; introducing the “Build, Play, Change” board games has now added another dimension to LEGO play. Now parents and friends can join in the fun over and over again!