LEGO 2K Drive - Nintendo Switch

Welcome to Bricklandia, home of a massive open-world LEGO® driving adventure. Race anywhere, play with anyone, build your dream rides, and defeat a cast of wild racing rivals for the coveted Sky Trophy! In LEGO 2K Drive, your awesome transforming vehicle gives you the freedom to speed seamlessly across riveting racetracks, off-road terrain, and open waters. Explore the vast world of Bricklandia, show off your driving skills, and build vehicles brick-by-brick! THE ULTIMATE LEGO DRIVING EXPERIENCE Get behind the wheel and gear up for tons of open-world exploration and thrilling races! Take on the exciting Story mode, jump into a single race or Cup Series tourneys, and let loose in off-the-wall minigames. Master the art of drifting, boosting, jumping, and using power-ups to defeat opponents! RACE FOR THE SKY TROPHY Story mode follows your journey from rookie racer to famous champion as you compete against a series of charismatic rivals. With each victory, you'll work your way up the ranks to take on the infamous Shadow Z. OPEN-WORLD EXPLORATION The vast and vibrant world of Bricklandia is yours to explore as you see fit, full of colorful characters and kooky quests. Zoom past lush fields on Turbo Acres' pavement, go off-roading in the deserts of Big Butte County, cruise across Prospecto Valley's picturesque waterways, and more. UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY Building vehicles in the Garage is as easy as snapping bricks together. Construct new cars and boats from scratch, modify any vehicle in your collection, or unwind with guided builds, then take your creation for a drive! PLAY TOGETHER AT HOME AND ONLINE Roam around Bricklandia in local splitscreen or join your driving buddies online! Bonus content is only accessible by the Nintendo account used for purchasing this content.

Bought this for my kids for Christmas and they love it. I think it has been played every day since. They love to build and race. I even started playing. It’s a really fun game there is a lot to do; racing finding things, helping random characters in side quests. It’s a great time!

LEGO 2K Drive on Switch delivers a fun and creative arcade-racing experience, with smooth, energetic driving and a charming story set in Bricklandia. The vehicle customization is genuinely deep — you can build anything from scratch with hundreds of LEGO pieces. Exploring the four open-world maps and switching between car, boat, and buggy is a blast. Its humor and LEGO style are spot-on, making it enjoyable for kids and adults alike. Despite some visual hiccups and grindy microtransactions, it’s one of the most imaginative racers on the Switch.

Fun game. My 9 yr old plays it a lot.

I didn't fully know what to expect, I got it mostly for being able to build and drive Lego vehicles. We have't gotten too far, probably only 2% of the game, because my kids (4 and 8) pretty much only want to drive and crash into people and things at full speed, watch them re-spawn, and do it again to watch Lego people go flying. The 4 year old spent half an hour driving the car into a golf putt cup, over and over, laughing the whole time. It's cool how there's an automatic transformation between boat and ground vehicles. It has a very nice world to drive, climb, jump, and crash in, as well as a test course with more jumps and things to hit. I've tried the vehicle builder. It's a bit complicated, but it should be expected, considering the vast catalog of Lego pieces and how to assemble them. I'd give 5 stars, but there are some parts to the builder I feel make it incomplete. First, not all the Lego catalog is available in the game. Understandably, they'd want to limit it to vehicle type pieces, but some you'd find in the actual car sets aren't available. Case in point, I was trying to build the #76908 Lamborghini Countach. First thing, the chassis piece was ever so slightly different, and the wheels/mounts were fixed in place, with the front and back reversed. No way to switch them or the car would look like it's always driving backwards. So, I tried to improvise (I was actually trying to use the construction manual), but ran into not being able to build sections independently, then stick on later. You have to completely build from the chassis out. This made improvising impossible. The last problem before I had to give up was, not all the technic pieces are available. You can't "fake" it with non-connected pieces. So, don't set your expectations to construct advanced real world builds. The rest I'll have to explore when the kids go to bed. ;)

What a fun game! My son loves it.

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