I found this a little bit of an odd change initially, but on the plus, at least it stops me from having that uncontrollable urge to focus of stud collecting in every single level (though that won’t stop me smashing everything, as that remains as therapeutic as ever). How this works now, is that all the studs you collect, whether it be during a level, in-between levels or free-play, they all count as one, in a singular stud progression bar. However, while much of the mini objectives remains the same, such as little side activities, hidden collectibles and so forth, your stud count no longer contributes towards your end of level rewards. Speaking of studs, in almost every Lego games that’s come before, one of the ways in which you’d access end of level bonuses, would be via the amount of studs you’ve collected at the end of said level. So with that said, I opted to level-up my stud increase, to help feed my addictive personality as I needed to collect all those studs!
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Some of the combat level-ups don’t make the game feel much easier than it already is, because after all, the series has always been very accessible to pretty much everyone, which has also always been one of the franchises strongest points. As you progress though the game, you’ll be able to level-up elements such as combos lasting longer, enemies being stunned for a lengthier duration, more collectible studs being dropped and more. One of the new elements that has been introduced and quite frankly was a welcomed surprised, was that you can level-up the characters XP style. The Lego gaming franchises have always had a smash everything, hack ‘n’ smash style gameplay and arguably with Lego Ninjago, it feels more of a natural process then what’s come before, because you know, ninja’s.
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With the game following the movie quite closely, I won’t speak of the plot here so that I can avoid revealing any potential spoilers, just in case you plan on watching the movie anytime soon with the family. While Lego Ninjago tries some things new to the series, as fun as the game can be, it’s pretty much the same battled tested formula. You can pretty much guarantee that each and every year, whichever the franchise is based upon, we will be treated to a new Lego game from Travellers Tales and this year is certainly no exception with the release of Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 arriving next month and this month to coincide with its movie counterpart, we have The Lego Ninjago Movie Video Game (for the benefit of repetition I’ll refer to it as simply Lego Ninjago from now on).