Lego Horizon Adventures (out Nov. 14) feels like a game made by the latter. A “Lego-fied” adaptation of the hit PlayStation game Horizon Z er o Dawn (2017), its story is a kid-friendly send-up of the original game’s bleak sci-fi setting,

LEGO Horizon Adventures from developers Guerrilla Games and Studio Gobo aims to walk an interesting balance between bringing a powerhouse franchise to

Lego Horizon Adventures has the dual distinction of not only being the best Lego tie-in in ages, but a fine example of how Horizon could fare outside of its typical open-world remit. Read our Lego Horizon Adventures PS5 review for the definitive verdict.

Lego Horizon Adventures is a charming, kid-friendly platformer chock full of brilliant gags and monotonous level design.

Lego Horizon Adventures is a playful retelling of 2017’s Horizon Zero Dawn in the body of a typical Lego co-op action game. While it may not go into the depths of that story when it comes to the world or Aloy's origins,

Goofy in tone and regulated in design, LEGO Horizon Adventures is an unlikely, amusing inversion of a modern classic for audiences old and new.

Horizon Zero Dawn and Horizon Forbidden West aren’t exactly kid-friendly. Both games were rated T for Teen, and I tend to think of them as these high-minded stories about found family, billionaire greed,

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I really liked Lego Horizon Adventures, a game that’s exactly what it sounds like. It tells an embellished version of the events of Horizon Zero Dawn, the first game in Guerrilla’s series of post-apocalyptic open-world adventures,