Lego Horizon Adventures hands-on: Post-apocalyptic robo-whacking is a better fit for blockification than you'd think
Preview | Doing what it says on the tin and a bit more, playing the opening leaves us grinning
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GamesActionLego Horizon AdventuresLego Horizon Adventures hands-on: Post-apocalyptic robo-whacking is a better fit for blockification than you’d thinkWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
GamesActionLego Horizon AdventuresLego Horizon Adventures hands-on: Post-apocalyptic robo-whacking is a better fit for blockification than you’d thinkWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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At a glance the combination of Lego and Horizon might seem a little random. Is it only because the series has a few popular real-life Lego sets? It might help, but there’s more to it. In play, you quickly realize that Horizon fits the Lego world much better than expected, finding some design throughlines that make more …
