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Lego Voyagers review – building the case for more co-op games
['Nick Gillett']
Metro
You can sense the same spirit in Lego Voyagers, another playful and unhurried puzzle game, but this time for two players.
You can imagine rolling a Lego brick, its near-cubic shape making its progress wobbly and unpredictable, like trying to dribble a rugby ball with your feet.
To help ameliorate that, you can tap a button to clip onto the nearest available Lego brick, making long series of jumps somewhat less irksome.
Whether or not you agree with Light Brick’s decision to maintain a low difficulty level, Lego Voyagers is a delightful experience.
However, for smaller children, or anyone who enjoys a calmer and more contemplative pace, Lego Voyagers is a blissfully peaceful four hours of joint exploration.
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