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LEGO City Undercover
Wii U
Released On: Mar 18, 2013
8.2
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 380 User Ratings
8.2
81% Positive
308 Ratings
308 Ratings
11% Mixed
41 Ratings
41 Ratings
8% Negative
31 Ratings
31 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 380 User Ratings
8.2
81% Positive
308 Ratings
308 Ratings
11% Mixed
41 Ratings
41 Ratings
8% Negative
31 Ratings
31 Ratings
I love the game i got 3 times 100% and it doesnt got repetitive the unique bad things is the load times but its open world so its not much (for me)
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Wii U
Lego City: Undercover is an enjoyable and adventurous game that had me laughing and engaged throughout. However, there are a few missed opportunities with the open world, as some locations feel empty and lack excitement. The gameplay experience was slightly hampered for me by the repetitive music and long loading times. Additionally, the game's difficulty level could be a bit higher. Nonetheless, the game shines with its humorous main story, appealing graphics, and excellent multiplayer mode. I want to clarify that while my review may sound critical, I genuinely believe the game is quite good!
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Wii U
Load times are brutal. They are VERY long and quite frequent.
The game seems to be mostly built around a 'story', so I was left watching a good portion of the game while these little lego people made jokes and wise cracks, we're talking puns and trip-falls. Entire cut scenes will take place where you just walk into an elevator or something will happen that will be completely irrelevant to the plot. You spend the whole game just following around beacons and icons, making the story completely irrelevant.
The game starts with EVERY element locked, even the ability to use your gamepad properly. You HAVE to play through the very boring and monotonous story.
The gamepad is used well, I'll give it that. You get calls, and the audio and video come out of the pad (but go to the TV if you have your gamepad turned down really good work on that one developers).
All and all this game is trivial easy and clearly written for the maturity and complexity level of children. If you have kids, this game might just be one of the better experiences out there, but we're talking very young children. Adolescents are not going this game interesting.
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Wii U
This game fails to understand what makes GTA so refreshing. This game builds an open world, but then fills it with invisible walls. The gameplay falls into a loop: Drive, puzzle, quick-time event, boss, drive, etc. The driving is dull, puzzles are repetitive, and bosses are simply pointless and dull. There is very little detail, and after 15 hours in the game, you haven't even touched 90% of a map, and there's no reason to explore this area. The unused areas are uninteresting unless you enjoy watching cars driving and people moving. Insane pop-ins and pop-outs, a button-bashing combat system, and overused humor.
I fail to find a redeeming aspect of this game.
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Wii U
Summary Take on the role of Chase McCain, an undercover detective armed with clever disguises. Your mission is to stifle the dastardly Rex Fury and end his crime wave in LEGO City. As players run, drive and fly through the city, they’ll use the Wii U GamePad controller as a new law enforcement gadget. [Nintendo]
Rated E +10
for Everyone +10
Platforms:
- Wii U
- Nintendo Switch
- Xbox One
- PC
- PlayStation 4
Initial Release Date: Mar 18, 2013
Developer:
- TT Games
Publisher: Nintendo
Genres: