Speaking of fun character movement, there are also opportunities to ride around on pigs. The team spent a lot of time making sure that simply moving the characters around was fun, because if just controlling a character is fun in itself, thenthe rest of the gameshould follow on.Ībove: Hooray for Captain Jack! Those plastic limbs bend subtly to allow more nuances of animation You wouldn't think that stiff, barely posable LEGO figures would afford any kind of emotional connection, but they do.Look - there goes Jack Sparr… sorry, Captain Jack Sparrow, mincing around with his hands up around his shoulders in perfect character. I don't think it was meant to happen that way, but it became a bit of a recurring theme during the presentation. There are actually quite a few instances of carrots being added to the script. Sure, they echo moments from the movies, but a lot of artistic license has been taken to make the tongue-in-cheek even more daft. The original Star Wars entry had superb cut-scenes (seeing Luke's hand go haywire and jump around the room is a scene we'll never forget) and that tradition is continued in fine form. TT argue that the creativity is in exploring the world and solving the puzzles, but this is one area that could be improved. Sadly, the custom level builder from LEGO Indiana Jones is still absent after its non-show in LEGO Harry Potter. With 90 characters, 20 levels (5 for each movie) and secret levels to unlock, there's a lot of game here. Anything made of LEGO bricks can be interacted with, so half the fun is trying to work out what does what.
There are lots more hidden secrets this time round, some of them useful and some of them just for comic effect - think of the dancing enemies in the Star Wars original. Holding a barrel over your head can extend your air supply. Above: The water isn't just for show - pirates can walk through it, other characters can swim.
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