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While exploring Imperial Bunkers as part of LEGO 's content, players will encounter Red Barrier Forcefields blocking their way forward. These Forcefields will be a familiar sight to any Star Wars fans, but how to remove them remains a mystery. Luckily, the only requirement to remove them involves eliminating the Stormtroopers and Imperial Officers that patrol the caves.
Sony has just unveiled the August 2024 lineup of free games for PlayStation Plus subscribers. By far, the most exciting addition is LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga.
Sony has revealed the three games that will be available to subscribers of all PlayStation Plus tiers throughout August, and it’s a fantastic batch of games. Starting August 6, Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach, and Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights will be available to redeem.
In our Cataclismo preview earlier this month, we enthused about the survival RTS's toolset for meticulous base-building, which lets our inner Lego kids delight in the delicate, piece-by-piece placement of masonry, merlons, and murder holes. In fact, the building is so satisfying that the lack of a sandbox mode was one of our few sticking points. Good news: Cataclismo lacks no longer.
It doesn’t matter if you’re 4 or 40, Legos are always fun to play with. We all have memories of digging through some giant plastic bin of pieces searching for that one we saw 50 times before we needed it. If you grew up just a few decades ago, the best you could do was use your generic Lego sets to re-create the best video games as close as possible. Now, Lego has partnered with almost every major brand and company under the sun to make official Lego sets for everything from Star Wars to your favorite video game series.
fans who still hold a soft spot in their heart for the beloved Super Nintendo Entertainment System platformer are in luck becausea new leak confirms an upcoming LEGO set is paying homage to the platformer. Released back in 1990, is widely regarded as being one of the best games on the SNES and helped to elevate the already iconic. franchise even higher. Aside from its excellent level of design and memorable soundtrack, it's also remembered as Yoshi's first appearance, making it an even more important entry in the series.
A new Lego Super Mario set, this time depicting Mario and Yoshi from Super Mario World, has been shown off at San Diego Comic-Con.
Xbox Series X has built up an impressive roster of games since launching in 2020. From fast-paced first-person shooter (FPS) games to challenging RPGs, Microsoft’s latest console has something for everyone. But with most new games clocking in at an eye-watering $70, it’s not always possible to play all the best Xbox Series X games. Thankfully, Xbox Series X is also home to a surprisingly deep library of free-to-play games.