The first Lego Marvel Super Heroes landed on the good side of that scale. In the worst, lazy repetition and needless excess conspire to bloat the whole thing into a barely tolerable slog ( Lego Marvel’s Avengers ). In the best Lego titles, the simplified gameplay melds with superior storytelling to create a fun twist on a well-known property ( Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens ). Those two worlds, the young and the older, frequently mash against one another. There’s pop culture references galore, blocky remakes of mature properties like Star Wars and Jurassic Park, and some of the gameplay tropes - advanced puzzling and collectibles gathering - associated with older gaming audiences.
And yet, when you look back at some of the most successful titles in the franchise, it’s obvious that they’re also making them for adults. Their blend of simplified gameplay, bright graphics, and humor-laced storylines seem tailor-made to appeal to burgeoning young gamers. The Lego games have always held a peculiar position in the world of gaming.
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