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See your custom Batmobile in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight

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The latest LEGO Ideas challenge is giving builders a chance to see their custom LEGO Batmobile designs featured in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. Five winners will get their designs added to the game, plus a prize pack of LEGO DC Batman sets.

LEGO bricks are coming to Animal Crossing: New Horizons

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is set to receive a significant update coinciding with the Nintendo Switch 2 launch. Players can expect enhanced graphics, new multiplayer settings, and a free Version 3.0. Key features include the Kapp’n family Resort Hotel, LEGO brick-themed content, and customization options, available January 15, 2026.

LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight coming in 2026

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LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, developed by TT Games, is set for release in 2026 on multiple platforms. This game revisits Batman's extensive history, featuring a comedic take on the Caped Crusader and iconic characters to buddy up with and fight. Enhanced combat systems, open-world exploration of Gotham, and customisable Batcave promise a fresh yet familiar take for LEGO gamers.

Fredrik Loving is the new Global Head of LEGO GAME

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Fredrik Loving has been appointed as the new LEGO GAME Senior Vice President and Global Head, giving him oversight over the LEGO Group's digital experiences including LEGO Fortnite. The LEGO Group has announced the appointment of Fredrik Loving as the…

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LEGO Voyagers puts a brick twist on cosy co-op

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Following in the footsteps of LEGO Builder's Journey, LEGO Voyagers has been announced as the next cosy LEGO video game. But it comes with a twist: LEGO Voyagers is set to be a co-op adventure, taking the co-op fun of games like Unravel 2 and It Takes Two and giving it a LEGO brick makeover.

LEGO Party! video game coming later this year

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The LEGO Group is joining the party game craze with the aptly titled LEGO Party! coming later this year. Designed for 1 to 4 players, the game has all of the classic party game fun, with plenty of new LEGO-brick twists.

Brick-by-brick building coming to LEGO Fortnite Islands

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The Unreal Editor for Fortnite, a part of LEGO Fortnite that lets players create their own LEGO Islands, is getting a big update: the ability to build brick-by-brick. And it's also seeing the addition of new galleries of pre-built, garden-themed fixtures that can be added to players' Islands.

Are LEGO video games missing the mark?

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Recent LEGO video games have disappointed critics and fans due to inconsistent quality and lack of innovative gameplay. While there have been successes like LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, many titles fail to provide engaging experiences, often relying on recycled formulas. Players seek enjoyable and replayable games that reflect the imaginative essence of LEGO.

What are the next updates coming to LEGO Fortnite?

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LEGO Fortnite is about to get an update, so Blocks is thinking about what could come next to expand the survival game. With the Unreal Engine team taking a summer break from working on Fortnite and LEGO Fortnite, things have…

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Do video games work as LEGO sets?

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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.