Game looks great but it's too short

[mutiny]

I would purchase this game but it looks way too short for $20. Moreover, you acknowledge this in your FAQ but express no intention to add an endless mode or content the community would like to play. I don't think anybody should buy this until it either goes on sale for ~$5 or the developers finish what they are calling a game.

[dandykong]

And according to the reviews people are beating the entire game during the refund window, leaving bad reviews, and getting their money back. This is why you make sure your game has at least two hours of content before publishing on Steam.

[Shlump]

I played it and honestly i really liked it but i played through it in 1,40 min... I hope that they will publish a Lvl editor and Workshop support. But we all know Lego...

[«codeman»]

I was pretty close to purchasing this game too. I was hoping it'd at least be 4-5 hours tops. The game looks so relaxing and design looks beautiful.

[PigDan]

Unfortunately, I am on the same boat as a lot of other LEGO fans and potential buyers of this game, and it makes me very upset... you would think at first that the game isn't too expensive right now, but in reality the cost is still asking for too much for a slightly-enhanced mobile game.

Developers, please focus on expanding your mobile game port to justify the game's asking price. Even with the sale discount price (active as of this posting), it's still too irrationally expensive when you consider the actual current play-value of the game.

There's a ton of effort put into some parts of the game, clearly (and this a common point of praise mentioned in the reviews), but it's also lacking in other aspects such as the content length being much too short, controls not being fully optimized, etc.
Big disappointment in that respect, because, in general, the overall creative vision and final product is clearly successful in many ways.

Please don't tell me you're going to be just as bad as the LEGO Company's baffling, obscene & greedy product pricing (meaning the retail cost for almost every product they release is about double or triple the actual customer's perceived value).

[PigDan]

Originally posted by dandykong:

And according to the reviews people are beating the entire game during the refund window, leaving bad reviews, and getting their money back. This is why you make sure your game has at least two hours of content before publishing on Steam.

It's just ridiculous. I expect better from these devs because they're clearly talented.

[PigDan]

Originally posted by «codeman»:

I was pretty close to purchasing this game too. I was hoping it'd at least be 4-5 hours tops. The game looks so relaxing and design looks beautiful.

+1

[Echorion]

I would buy additional expansion modules for this game tbh.

[Scrumpleton]

I think it's well worth the money. I'm taking my time with the game and really enjoying the puzzles and beautiful little scenes.

[Dino1981]

my son is 5 and learned how to use computer mouse with it - he loves LEGO and played the journey around 10 times - please more of this