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Play Overview
Lego Brawls (2019) is a fighting game in the vein of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, but here you fight with Lego mini-figures. You play in either teams or all-against-all brawls as characters from a wide range of Lego themes. The simpler move-set and team structure make it more approachable for less experienced players but still offers plenty of opportunities for skill and creative attacks to win the day.
It's a game about fun and customisation. You create your brawler's appearance and can change their head, torso, legs, and weapons before the fight. There are multiple game modes to pick from, including the 4-versus-4 score rush team battles and all-against-all fights where the aim is to be the last person standing.
As you win more fights, you work your way up global leaderboards, unlock new maps to play on and extra customisation parts to make your brawler unique. Mini-figures you unlock are categorised by the theme they originate from and include characters from Ninjago, Jurassic Park, Alien Conquest and Pirates. As you customise your characters' weapons and abilities, their moves and attacks in battle also change.
The result is a brawling game ideal for younger players with a lower ability threshold. New and unique game modes like team matches add an extra layer of complexity that makes communication as vital as practice, skill, and ingenuity.
Our examiner, Ben Kendall, first checked Lego Brawls 2 years ago. It was re-examined by Andy Robertson and updated 5 months ago.
It's a game about fun and customisation. You create your brawler's appearance and can change their head, torso, legs, and weapons before the fight. There are multiple game modes to pick from, including the 4-versus-4 score rush team battles and all-against-all fights where the aim is to be the last person standing.
As you win more fights, you work your way up global leaderboards, unlock new maps to play on and extra customisation parts to make your brawler unique. Mini-figures you unlock are categorised by the theme they originate from and include characters from Ninjago, Jurassic Park, Alien Conquest and Pirates. As you customise your characters' weapons and abilities, their moves and attacks in battle also change.
The result is a brawling game ideal for younger players with a lower ability threshold. New and unique game modes like team matches add an extra layer of complexity that makes communication as vital as practice, skill, and ingenuity.
Our examiner, Ben Kendall, first checked Lego Brawls 2 years ago. It was re-examined by Andy Robertson and updated 5 months ago.
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Play Style
Duration
Play Time: It takes between 2 minutes and 7 minutes to play a round of this game. Team game rounds are capped at 3 minutes each, but it is possible to win in under 3 minutes.
Benefits
Age Ratings
In the US, ESRB state: Players' characters brawl and battle in themed platform levels, using swords, bats, hammers, and power-ups (e.g., crossbows, robot suits, rocket fists) to drain opponents' life meters. Battles are frenetic, highlighted by impact sounds, large explosions, and screen-shaking effects.
Skill Level
8+ year-olds usually have the required skill to enjoy this game. It's designed to be less challenging to learn than a game like Super Smash Bros, but it still has reasonable complexity in its controls. Players should also be able to cope with losing to other players.
Account Rating
- You need be 18-years-old to to subscribe to Xbox Live Gold for online play, but can then configure family accounts for younger players to play online with Xbox One.
- You need be 18-years-old to subscribe to Nintendo Online, but can then create accounts for children of any age to play online with Nintendo Switch.
- You need be 18-years-old to subscribe to PlayStation Plus for online play, but can create sub-accounts for younger players of 7-years or older to play online with PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5.
Costs
Lego Brawls usually costs £9.99 to £17.99.
There are the following additional costs associated with this game:
It's important to set up your accounts and devices appropriately. More information is on our Financial Resources page.
Lego Brawls
![]() | Xbox One | £16.74 | – | – |
![]() | Switch | £17.99 | – | – |
![]() | PC | £9.99 | – | – |
![]() | PS5 | £15.99 | – | – |
![]() | PS4 | £15.99 | – | – |
![]() | Apple TV | - | – | Free Apple Arcade |
![]() | iOS | - | – | Free Apple Arcade |
![]() | iPhone, iPad | - | – | Free Apple Arcade |
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You need a subscription to play online:
- You need to purchase a Nintendo Online subscription to play online with Nintendo Switch.
- You need to purchase a PlayStation Plus subscription to play online with PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5.
- You need to purchase a Xbox Live Gold subscription to play online with Xbox One.
It's important to set up your accounts and devices appropriately. More information is on our Financial Resources page.
Game Details
Release Date: 19/09/2019, updated in 2022
Out Now: Apple TV, PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, iOS and iPhone, iPad
Skill Rating: 8+ year-olds
Players: 1-8 (8 online)
Genres: Fighting, Traversal and Action
Accessibility: 0 features documented (Tweet Developer )
Components: 2D Side-On, Blocks and Cartoon
Developer: Bandai Namco UK (@BandaiNamcoUK)
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