Lego has been in the building-toy line for some time and as part of that success, they have occasionally branched into other areas as well. One of the areas they have been flourishing in is games. The Lego computer games for Star Wars, Batman, Indiana Jones and now Harry Potter have been highly flourishing and fun as well.
But Lego have an additional one sort of game on the market, one that receives a lot less publicity these days- board games. For the last year or so hints have been appearing that Lego would bring out a range of board-games based around their various themes including Castles, Space, Atlantis and even licensed themes like Harry Potter. But who plays these anymore and would they be any good?
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Well it turns out many habitancy still enjoy board games, especially families. And are they any good? Lego seems to think so because they didn't just issue one, they have designed and produced a total of 18 titles so far. They are all driven by rolling dice rather than switching on computers and involve a range of skill sets that will challenge and entertain family member of all ages.
Being Lego there is of course a building element to all the games and this is a great way to get younger fans into game play beyond computers. They all wish more than one player so are a perfect fit for families who want to connect after work and school. So far all the titles have been very well received with beloved titles including Minotaurus, Monster 4 and Lava Dragon.
Each title is unique in its layout and objective and it is a reputation to the designers that they advanced so many games with such differing themes. Most games have playing times, of practically 15 minutes so are fast paced and don't wish alot of time commitment from players, unless of course you get addicted and the winner is the first to reach four games!
A Closer Look at the New Lego Board Games
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