All of your favorite moments from each of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies (yes, even the upcoming fourth film) are recreated in charming and blocky LEGO fashion. So after toy lines and countless other licensing deals, there was really only one thing left to do - why, make a LEGO game out of it of course!īy now, you know the formula for the Lego games, and not much has changed here. It's hard to argue the status of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies as modern day classics They've got it all - action, romance, political strife, and most importantly a timeless character like Johnny Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow.

Unfortunately though, some of the new mechanics the developers tried tend to weigh on the experience, and minor glitches turn into major problems before long.

LEGO Pirates is a fun platformer, especially if you like the other Lego games. Yes, there's tons of stuff to collect, and once you finish a level you'll be able to go through in free play to try and get even more stuff, but none of that lives up to the fact that there's still no online co-op after all the different Lego games. Sadly though, annoyances sprout up throughout the game that stop it from being one of the premiere titles in the series. It's a mechanic that's been used before and always seems to work well. Run around, smash stuff, collect stuff and solve puzzles. There are some pretty cool environments thrown in though. PC, XBox 360, Playstation 3, Nintendo Wii, PSP, 3DSĪs you'd probably expect, LEGO Pirates looks and sounds like all of the other LEGO games you've already played just throw in some Pirates themed visuals and the series theme music. LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean - Cheat Happens Game Review

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