Lego Dimensions Starter Pack

Nice product

Muito legal. Meu filgo se diverte de montao. So falta agora conprar mais packs. Mas nao comprem do mundo 2, pq no brasil nao funciona por causa de DLC

El producto me llegó a tiempo como siempre, muy bien empacado y la caja impacable. Nunca he tenido queja con los envíos de Amazon. Con relación al juego es muy divertido y súper entretenido, lo compré para jugar con mi novia y estuvimos muchas horas, además que nos hicimos un poco adictos y compramos más Fun Pack que pueden encontrar aquí mismo a un precio más bajo. Un juego recomendable para jugar más en cooperativo que solo.

My wife and I played several of the lego games and got 100% for them all... They cost us roughly between $20 - $40 and inluded 100+ characters... In order to get more characters, you need to buy the physical character expansion. That being said, I paid around $40 for the starter and another $260 for a bunch of expansions that I wanted. The good thing was that unlike other purchases I make, the wife was okay with it since this is the one type of game that we can share enjoyment with together. So here are some of the positives: 1) Love being able to play with different characters in different dimensions. For example, the joker is the boss in the Simpsons base game level 2) Once you buy an expansion, you get the open world for that character. So far we've only checked out the back to the future world and it is massive with all three movies 3) Ghostbusters. Need I say more? 4) The physical mini figures and vehicles are actually pretty cool. Considering how expensive legos are anyway, it's a bonus to get the figures. With many places now offering the sets at half price, it really isn't too much of a difference compared to normal lego sets. 5) I love when you put on a character that on screen instructions come up for their corresponding vehicle 6) I was wondering what you do with all the coins. In other lego games, you buy characters and vehicles. Being that this one you need the expansion packs, I like how you can upgrade the vehicles so the coins still have a purpose. 7) While we leave the physical characters on the base, you don't have to do that. If you look around on ebay you can just buy the bases to save on some money 8) If you don't want to buy some characters, there's an option to "rent" them in the game for 50,000 coins (not real money). We've done this a few times to avoid buying characters we didn't want to use all the time. Some drawbacks: 1) Being that you are moving characters around all the time, you need to physically do this with the base. The cord is about 7 feet long, but doesn't reach our couch. That being said, I bought a 10 foot usb extension cord. From what I've read online, it should work. 2) When you rent a character, it's only for 30 seconds at a time. I wish they would charge me more of the in game coins for a longer period of time.. perhaps a minute. 3) Unless I am missing something, there is no 100% to keep track of. You can see how many minikits, red bricks, coins per world, etc. that you've collected though. Overall, I kept saying I wasn't going to buy this game because the expansion packs make it so expensive. However, after playing for roughly 5 hours, I'm already in love with it. My wife and I both are really enjoying it. Yes, it's a lot of money, but we just bought a bunch of the expansions as we see how cool the game really is. I'm happy we took the chance and bought the original set.

I built this with the kids using a manual i grabbed online. I thought the 3 year old already took the manual and flushed it down the toilet. Took forever cuz i have 3 kids. when i put in the game then i find out the game starts with the instructions to build it screen by screen. Doh. Otherwise great game but it's really advanced... even my 8 year old was having a hard time passing stages. And it started becoming too challenging for me even. I am a person who can beat Contra on NES with 1 life. No joke. Maybe i'm not keeping up with the times. Anyhoo lots of fun for the entire family.