Open World?

[Henry-3]

I would love to buy this game but I would like to know if it has a large open world like previous lego games?

[BushwalkerSP]

No, no open world. It has hubs in different locations and that is all.

[TripAdvisor]

It is kinda an open world, its not like batman 1 where you are only in your base. You can walk around in the different cities and areas that you've seen in the movie.

[Riftchaser]

I havent played it mutch but its worth buying if you like open world type games yes it's hub based but still worth it and at £3.50 get it while you can

[Neon]

Not mostly open but like ill say 5% is and 95% isnt and its just story mode

[TripAdvisor]

Originally posted by PlasticWhales:

Not mostly open but like ill say 5% is and 95% isnt and its just story mode

Thats totaly not how much open world it is...

[Henry-3]

Originally posted by SickBoy:

It essentially the same amount of "open world" as the previous Lego games were. Granted none of them are actually open world (except perhaps Marvel.. though I haven't spent a huge amount of time playing that one yet), but the hubs tend to be large with lots of stuff to play with and interesting puzzles/searchables. Missions are standard Lego mission style. This is pretty much your typical Lego game (a good thing, in my book at least), with mechanics unique to the theme of the movie.

I'd say that most of the hubs in this are actually quite a bit larger than in other games (well, perhaps not Harry Potter, but that was more like a bunch of individual hubs all tied together). There's a LOT more vehicles in this title than in previous Lego games, and they've given you plenty of space to mess with them.

You're definately in experienced. The only Lego games i have played that dont have an open world are the original Star Wars ones and most Lego titles that came out around the same time. Since then just about every Lego game has been larger then that of Harry Potter(which was still massive)

[ArtVandelay]

^ Thanks for your post. So it's hub based like Batman 3.

I would also say the LOTR games are 'open world' in the sense that you have the entire map of Middle Earth to explore instead of being hub based like the Batman games. The LOTR games 'open world' is only broken up by invisible loading screens in the same manner as HL2.

Also I don't think the above user was calling you inexperienced. I think he accidentally added the in. I don't think English is his first language and it looks like he honestly was saying you were experienced w/ Lego games because he goes on to say the only Lego games he has played. Whereas you talked about all the Lego games.

At least that's what I thought when reading his post.

[IlayBM]

It is quite large

[TripAdvisor]

Originally posted by wishfordog:

It is quite large

I think he found out in the 11 months that has passed.