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First look at LEGO NINJAGO Destiny’s Bounty Adventures

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LEGO NINJAGO Destiny’s Bounty Adventures is a new collaborative board game from Asmodee, releasing on July 30. It features an exclusive Nya minifigure and gameplay centred around defending the Destiny’s Bounty. Players earn power-ups and use character accessories to battle villains. The game is part of the LEGO Group's campign around the 15th anniversary of NINJAGO.

LEGO NINJAGO Destiny’s Bounty Adventures board game coming in July 2026

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The LEGO Group and asmodee have shared new details regarding the upcoming LEGO NINJAGO Destiny's Bounty Adventures board game. The family-oriented, cooperative game will let players take control of the beloved Ninja team and will release on July 30, 2026.

LEGO NINJAGO board game and more for the 15th anniversary

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LEGO NINJAGO is turning 15, a spectacular anniversary for a home-grown LEGO theme. To mark the occasion, a new board game will release in July, plus a new NINJAGO-themed Fortnite update is in the works, all alongside the range of 15th anniversary LEGO NINJAGO sets.

Professional LEGO designers play Brick Like This!

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Professional LEGO designers like Mike Psiaki and Crystal Fontan test their building skills in a gamer of Brick Like This!, the LEGO party game. With a focus on communication and teamwork, players must instruct and build successfully with tricky twists. Blocks is giving away three game copies to newsletter subscribers, so you can try out the fast and fun game for yourself.

First look at Brick Like This, the new LEGO board game

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Brick Like This! is a new party-style board game by the LEGO Group and Asmodee, unveiled at the UK Toy Fair. Up to eight players compete in teams to build LEGO models based on shape cards, with added challenges for complexity. The game is set to launch later in 2025.