Blocks – the monthly LEGO magazine for fans
The ultimate LEGO magazine for fans. Providing inspiration, techniques and going behind-the-scenes with LEGO experts.
The LEGO Group has collaborated with video game companies for years, creating sets inspired by various games. While LEGO Minecraft has been successful, others like LEGO Super Mario have faced mixed reactions. Display-oriented sets, like LEGO Fortnite, seem to be a good recipe for success, but action RPGs might offer more potential for appealing LEGO models.
As Fortnite keeps updating and expanding with the new LEGO characters and builds, Blocks has some more tips for players… Epic Games and the LEGO Group have collaborated to release a special, brick-based version of Fortnite. In case you have…
Read More More tips for improving your skills in LEGO Fortnite
A package has turned up at Blocks magazine HQ to remind us that that’s a big new gaming experience to get stuck into – LEGO Fortnite. Some weeks ago, Blocks magazine was given a heads up that a mysterious package…
Read More LEGO Fortnite promotional box is packed with goodies
LEGO Dimensions brought characters into the brick that fans never thought possible – but some still haven’t made an appearance beyond the game. Here are three Dimensions franchises deserving of their own LEGO sets. When it launched in 2015, LEGO…
Read More Three franchises from LEGO Dimensions that deserve their own sets
The new Creators Hub in LEGO 2K Drive allows you to share the vehicles you’ve built in the game and download vehicles created by other fans. LEGO 2K Drive is the open-world racing game that allows you to ride around…
Read More LEGO 2K Drive introduces the Creators Hub for player-built vehicles
What’s in a game? Sometimes, it’s a bundle of LEGO bricks. LEGO video games have often had desirable bonuses – like a Blue Milke Luke Skywalker LEGO character or a unique version of Iron Man – and these special gifts…
Read More Fantastic LEGO video game exclusives from the 1990s to now
