A new Lego game has been announced at Summer Game Fest that looks suspiciously like Mario Party. And it's called? Lego Party! (Yes, with the exclamation point.) Developed by SMG Studio, the Australian ...

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If you thought there was only room for one new LEGO game reveal at Summer Games Fest, you thought wrong. Today, LEGO unveiled a brand-new multiplayer project that’s basically a LEGO version of Mario ...

SMG Studio, The LEGO Group, and Fictions all confirmed today that they have an official release date blocked out for LEGO Party!, as the game arrives in late September. In case you haven't seen this ...

LEGO Party! is a cross-platform party game for up to four players that's built different! Coming 2025 to PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch. Compete against your friends in ...

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SMG Studio, The LEGO Group, and Fictions have released a new update for LEGO Party!, as players can now look forward to Bonus Bricks. Update 1.4 has been launched for the multiplayer party game, as ...

Character customization is absurdly generous right from the start. Instead of looking through some staple mascots every round, you’re building your own LEGO avatar. Everything down to the hair, hats, ...

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