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LEGO Horizon Adventures review: a charming adaptation of bland source material
LEGO Horizon Adventures injects some much-needed charm and humor into the Horizon series, but it still falls short of other LEGO games
The core mechanics of Horizon Zero Dawn, though simplified, carry over surprisingly well, and the option to play with a friend or family member via online or local co-op probably is a welcome addition. You make your way through stages that are broken up into fairly linear paths, find the odd chest or relic to build, and enter a combat area. Erend has a newfound love for doughnuts, Varl is ridiculously clumsy, Sylens is surprisingly a DJ, and Aloy’s sullen demeanor has completely changed.
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