The puzzle game was initially an Apple Arcade exclusive.
Following other Apple Arcade games that have taken the jump toward extra stages, Lego Builder’s Journey will arrive on PC (Steam and Epic Games Store) and Nintendo Switch on June 22nd. You make ways with Lego blocks to help the characters progress. It’s somewhat suggestive of Monument Valley as far as its plan and isometric viewpoint.
The game was created by Light Brick, which was an in-house Lego studio before the organization turned it out a year ago. The PC variant incorporates some prominent visual redesigns, for example, beam followed by surrounding impediment and worldwide brightening, just as overhauled reflections and shadows, as per an official statement. While numerous Lego-marked games like Lego Marvel Super Heroes and the Star Wars titles are really pleasant, Lego Builder’s Journey is more centered around puzzle tackling than crushing things to bits.
It’s energizing to see the Lego Group distributing these more trial games, particularly as the Lego brand has ventured into a grown-up hobby. While most have an image in their mind of what a Lego game resembles, this offers elective energy that shows the breadth that the brand can display in computer games.
The game now has listings on both the Nintendo storefront as well as Steam. While it currently does not have a listed price on PC, it is listed for $19.99 on the Switch.
