Parent reviews for LEGO City Undercover

I usually play games for adults, but Lego city undercover is one of those games I keep coming back to and playing over and over again. The story is interesting and fun to play through. The gameplay never gets old and the characters are loveable and funny. If you or your child wants this game or GTA. This is a child friendly equivalent to that and I recommend it.

I love the Lego game series, especially as they are connected to a movie franchise. This game on the other hand had no connection for me so I didn't know what to expect. What I got was something fun. The main character is slightly annoying, but overall the plot was interesting and there were a bunch of fun challenges to do around the town. It's not my favourite Lego game but it was still fun, it is however one of the few Lego games where they talk. It's an open world where the "violence" is just Lego pieces being taken apart. Younger kids can play this as well but it could be a little confusing for them, all depending on how used they are with gaming.

To start I liked the Funky 70s inspired theme but the keyboard mapping could be better and it can get frustrating

Cute action/adventure with agent Chase McCain fighting to dismantle a criminal gang in Lego City. Ok for kids, as tone is firmly tongue-in-cheek and the various fights and car chases are harmless and non-graphic. Plenty of content with lots of exploration and driving, many secrets to discover, dozens of vehicles and characters to unlock. Even better with two players on the same console. Fairly easy to play. Recommended age: 6+.

I zipped the flip through it in two flipping seconds!

Possibly the best LEGO video game I've played to date. The city is huge and alive. Secrets everywhere. The story line is fun and the humor is entertaining. Tons of unlocks, vehicles, even flying vehicles and boats. My only gripe is that it is single player only, but my whole family thoroughly enjoy it.