March 14, 2025 - 03:54
After two decades of successful collaborations with third-party developers for Lego-branded video games, Lego is finally stepping into the gaming industry on its own. The iconic toy brand has announced plans to establish an in-house video game production team, marking a significant shift in its approach to gaming. This new initiative aims to create original video game content that aligns more closely with Lego's creative vision and values.
The decision to form an internal team comes as Lego seeks to further engage with its fanbase and expand its presence in the digital entertainment landscape. By developing games internally, Lego hopes to leverage its rich storytelling capabilities and vast universe of characters, allowing for innovative gameplay experiences that resonate with both children and adult fans alike.
This move reflects the growing importance of video games in modern entertainment and the potential for interactive experiences to complement Lego's traditional brick-building play. As the gaming industry continues to evolve, Lego's foray into in-house development could pave the way for exciting new adventures in the beloved franchise.
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