-Finds surfer in desert
-Finds diver in jungle
-Digs tunnels through water and lava with a drilling machine
-Finds pigs and ostriches on clouds

LEGO Worlds is a neat game. From the start, you are bombarded with lovely graphics and scenery, unlockables left right and center, and a smattering of bricks and building tools.
It's a HUGE step up from the previous LEGO games already, moving its focus from simply featuring LEGO characters and items to a true LEGO game - allowing the player to create, adventure, and discover. When you think about it, it's like buying an infinite supply of a heap of different LEGO bricks, in every different color.
Now, down to the raw facts:

Pros:
-Great scenery and graphics
-Plenty of unlockables
-Goats
-Character customizer
-Tools for large-scale building and terraforming
-Vehicles and weapons to spice up gameplay
-Create anything you can think up
-Well-made and amusing animations

Cons:
-This game is missing the feature it needs most: multiplayer.
-Finding certain characters/vehicles/items can sometimes take hours
-Camera is about as good as a jelly pickaxe. In politics.
-Precise building can often be painful and awkward
-No particularly fast way of getting around, the animals and air vehicles are all slow and the ground vehicles are almost uncontrollable
-The character often climbs bricks when you don't want it to
-There's no way of deleting a vehicle/character that spawned with a set, it always respawns every time the world loads.

To summarise: LEGO Worlds is a fun game, and perfect for the creative type, but if you're not really into building with lego, wait until multiplayer comes out before buying this one.

-Finds surfer in desert -Finds diver in jungle -Digs tunnels through water and lava with a drilling machine -Finds pigs and ostriches on clouds LEGO Worlds is a neat game. From the start, you are bombarded with lovely graphics and scenery, unlockables left right and center, and a smattering of bricks and building tools. It's a HUGE step up from the previous LEGO games already, moving its focus from simply featuring LEGO characters and items to a true LEGO game - allowing the player to create, adventure, and discover. When you think about it, it's like buying an infinite supply of a heap of different LEGO bricks, in every different color. Now, down to the raw facts: Pros: -Great scenery and graphics -Plenty of unlockables -Goats -Character customizer -Tools for large-scale building and terraforming -Vehicles and weapons to spice up gameplay -Create anything you can think up -Well-made and amusing animations Cons: -This game is missing the feature it needs most: multiplayer. -Finding certain characters/vehicles/items can sometimes take hours -Camera is about as good as a jelly pickaxe. In politics. -Precise building can often be painful and awkward -No particularly fast way of getting around, the animals and air vehicles are all slow and the ground vehicles are almost uncontrollable -The character often climbs bricks when you don't want it to -There's no way of deleting a vehicle/character that spawned with a set, it always respawns every time the world loads. To summarise: LEGO Worlds is a fun game, and perfect for the creative type, but if you're not really into building with lego, wait until multiplayer comes out before buying this one.