However the game is role-reversed with the player taking on the role of a police officer enforcing the law, rather than a criminal committing crime, although the player is required to commit criminal acts on some occasions, like dealing with shady businesses and committing robbery at the museum, in order to infiltrate criminal gangs. Lego City Undercover's gameplay borrows heavily from the Grand Theft Auto series. The Wii U GamePad can be used as a device including a communicator and as a scanner to locate criminals. Players can also create custom characters, which are also playable. Other characters can be playable once unlocked, but they'll still talk with Chase's voice (except in cutscenes where Chase can still be seen). Chase can also pilot vehicles, such as cars and helicopters, and use loose bricks to build various objects. He can also gain disguises that give him additional abilities, such as a robber disguise that lets him break locks. Chase goes on the hunt for criminals, with various moves at his disposal, such as swinging across poles and performing wall jumps. Taking place in the vast Lego City, players control an undercover cop named Chase McCain. The original Wii U version had sold over one million copies worldwide as of 2019. Criticism focused on the lack of co-op options and long loading times. The game saw positive reviews for its story, humor, and evolved gameplay formula. The 3DS version was a standalone prequel, Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins. The game was originally announced in 2011 as Lego City Stories for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. The Lego City hub was based on multiple real locations. The script, written by Graham Goring, made extensive use of parody and reference to both crime shows, and other movies and television series.
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At the time production began, it was to be the first title featuring voice acting, and it was the first in the TT Games Lego series not to rely on a movie or comic license. The first prototypes for Lego City Undercover were produced in 2010, with development beginning in 2011 after Nintendo approached parent company TT Games about developing for the Wii U. The original version was single-player only, while the re-release added local two-player multiplayer. Gameplay features McCain both exploring the open world hub of Lego City, and completing self-contained levels featuring puzzles and combat. Based on the City themed toyline by Lego, the narrative follows cop Chase McCain as he returns to Lego City and pursues escaped crime boss Rex Fury.
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It was later re-released for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Microsoft Windows via Steam by Warner Bros.
So, heat your feet and give this one a go.Lego City Undercover is an action-adventure platform video game developed by TT Fusion, originally released for the Wii U by Nintendo in 2013. It’s comforting, though - like putting on a pair of those warm, fluffy socks you get at Christmas. I mean, it's still a LEGO game, so it’s not going to blow both your socks off. So, if you played LEGO City Undercover when it first came to Steam, then maybe you don’t have memories as fond as mine.īut, if you decide to jump in now – four years later and after patches – you should find a game that doesn’t talk down to kids or bore adults to death.
If you tried to change the resolution, you’d get a black screen alt-tabbing didn’t work for… reasons and it didn’t have mouse support. Now, when it launched on PC, it was a bit of a state. And, like most of the films, the dialogue and tone was more Pixar than Peppa. Given that the majority of open-worlds involve you either stabbing, shooting, or stabbing and shooting, a GTA Juniors game was a breath of fresh air. While LCU wasn’t necessarily drastically different from the LEGO games that came before, it still gave me an open-world game I could play with my nephew. It was something completely new from the people who didn’t normally give us something completely new. I think that’s why I felt compelled to play LEGO City Undercover when it first launched on the Nintendo Switch prototype in 2013. Will Arnett hadn’t donned the cowl yet, nor was Chris Pratt singing about everything being more than decent, so Those Films weren’t even LEGO films. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time.įor the best part of 15 years, most LEGO games were The Characters You Like In Those Films, But Now In Brick Form.
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