We’ve compiled all the weeks articles into this weekly roundup to keep you up-to-date and help digest the goings-on within the LEGO World. From the launch of this year’s #BuildToGive campaign and the chance to help children in need of play, to four new LEGO Botanicals sets unveiled. We also saw a brand new LEGO Art set revealed in the form of Robert Indiana’s LOVE piece. The long awaited LEGO Horizon Adventures game also dropped during the week along with our first look at a set inspired by it.

A lot more happened during the past week so why not take a look at our recap below.

LEGO Build To Give Is Back – Build A Heart For Children In Need Of Play!

LEGO Art LOVE (31214) Officially Revealed!

LEGO Horizon Adventures – Behind The Bricks & Potential Set Leaks!

LEGO DREAMZzz World Builder Book Revealed By DK Books!

LEGO Insiders Legend Of Zelda Rewards Available To Redeem!

Four New LEGO Botanicals Sets Revealed!

Win A Brickmas Christmas Party At The LEGO Store!

Early Black Friday Deals From FunWhole!

New LEGO Clothing Available – Pyjamas, Jumpers And More!

LEGO Horizon Adventures Now Available On PlayStation, Switch And PC!

LEGO Ideas To Announce New Set Soon!

LEGO Space TicTacToe (5008897) GWP Revealed!

LEGO Horizon Adventures Aloy & Varl vs. Shell-Walker & Sawtooth (77037) Revealed!

LEGO #BuildToGive – How it Makes A Difference!

LEGO Ideas Feature: House Makeover By MaMiMo

FunWhole Cyberpunk Apartment (F9042) Review

Which Flower Or Plant Would You Like To See Next From LEGO?

The set will be release 1st March 2025 and will comprise of 768 pieces. It comes complete with two new Minifigures of Aloy and Varl along with a brick-built Shell-Walker and Sawtooth machines – as we saw in the recent behind the scenes video earlier in the week. This will be an extremely popular set as not only is it very cool it is also affordable, coming in a rumoured $44.99. I personally can’t wait for this and other sets in the theme to arrive, having picked up the LEGO Tallneck when it released a couple of years ago, these will make the perfect companion pieces.

Check out the images below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

The PlayStation Studios’ title is a reimagining and totally  LEGO brick-built version of the Horizon world. It features Aloy, the games protagonist, a selection of machine-like enemies and the ability to play two player co-op mode. You’ll also be able to spruce up your camp with related in-game LEGO builds and items 

LEGO Horizon Adventures is available on PlayStation 5, PC, and Nintendo Switch. There are a two different versions to choose from including standard and deluxe, along with digital versions available from the PlayStation Store, Nintendo eShop, Epic Game Store and Steam.

Watch the official gameplay trailer below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

In the video, several designers and games developers sit down and discuss the creation of the game and how they effortlessly blended LEGO bricks with the futuristic but harsh world of Horizon: Zero Dawn. Being a fan of the original games it was really interesting to learn more about this reimagining and I genuinely can’t wait to give this game a go. The LEGO side of me was extremely excited to see the physical sets towards the end of the video, which included a Sawtooth and a Shell-Walker.

As fans know there was a Tallneck set released back in 2022, this also came with an Aloy Minifigure. An updated Minifigure was spotting along the two potential set leaks. From the video we can see the torso and face has been tweaked slightly. This hints at the possibly of more LEGO Horizon sets in the future. What do you think? Take a look below at the screen grabs taken from the video. 

LEGO Horizon Adventures is released 14th November on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and PC. Pre-order the game here.

The gaming event will be held at ExCel London this coming Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Filled with tons of gaming related things to see and do, there is one in particular that excites LEGO fans the most, you could be the first to experience the LEGO Horizon Adventures game. The brick-based game is based on the open-world adventure game Horizon: Zero Dawn, albeit with a LEGO twist. It will officially be released on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and PC next month.

Tickets to EGX X MCM are still available for Friday and Sunday if you wish to attend.

The game was initially announced during Summer Game Fest in June, followed by trailers, in-game images and most recently a release date. From today you can pre-order LEGO Horizon Adventures on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and PC. The games full release will be 14th November, which is still some time away, until then you could replay the original Horizon Zero Dawn and Horizon Forbidden West titles, currently exclusive to PlayStation.

Fans of the originals, will know that the game follows Aloy, a young hunter in a world overrun by machines, who sets out to uncover her past. Using ranged weapons, a spear, and stealth to combat mechanical creatures and other enemy forces. The games machines are fully mechanical but thanks to the upcoming LEGO game we will see them in brick form, which unsurprisingly is extremely cool.

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As seen in the pre-order trailer from last week (below), those that pre-order the early will unlock a new  in-game wearable item, the Shield-Weaver outfit. Also in the video we see other outfits, these must be unlockable in the gamw by performing tasks. Fans of other exclusive Sony PlayStation games will recognise Sackboy from LittleBigPlanet and Ratchet and Rivet from the Ratchet & Clank series.

I can’t imagine LEGO stopping with this  game though, with so many amazing Machines in the game that could get the brick-built treatment. We’ve already had a LEGO Tallneck set, others in the series could be a Watcher, Thunderjaw and Sawtooth, to name a few. That’s not to mention the plethora of Minifigures that could be done, such as Varl, Erend, Teersa, Sylens, Helis, and new Aloy variants would be extremely welcome.

Pre-orders for LEGO Horizon Adventures started today, 3rd October, with the games official release on 14th November. Will you be picking up this game? Let us know in the comments section below.

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The developer, Guerrilla Games, has given us a better look at some of the machines that will in the game. Fans of the original two games, Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West, will know that the game follows Aloy, a young hunter in a world overrun by machines, who sets out to uncover her past. Using ranged weapons, a spear, and stealth to combat mechanical creatures and other enemy forces. The games monsters are fully mechanical but thanks to the upcoming LEGO game we will see them in brick form, which unsurprisingly is extremely cool.

Check them out below and see which ones you recognise. Pre-orders for LEGO Horizon Adventures start tomorrow, 3rd October, followed by the games release 14th November.

During the PlayStation State of Play event the games release date was announced, releasing 14th November for PlayStation 5. The game will include some exciting PlayStation crossover content such as PlayStation character outfits of Sackboy and Ratchet. The Digital Deluxe version of the game will include six in-game Minifigure outfits and a rollercoaster set for your Mother’s Heart village. If you pre-order, starting 3rd October, you will also receive the Shield-Weaver outfit.

LEGO Horizon Adventures will be available for PlayStation 5, PC and Nintendo Switch. Watch the trailer below and get ready to enter the brick-built world with Aloy and friends soon. 

LEGO has a few gaming Console and Character sets under their belt, with the likes of the Nintendo NES, Atari, Pac-Man, The Mighty Bowser, a Tallneck from Horizon Zero Dawn and of course Super Mario, to name a few. Apart from a handful of their own video games the industry is in need of new and exciting games to get stuck into. The Video Games industry is massive and entertains millions around the World on a daily basis, myself included. Combining my love of gaming and LEGO would be epic and thankfully that void will be filled soon with the upcoming LEGO Horizon Adventures game. I personally loved the Tallneck set which was inspired by the game that I played through.

There are of course a plethora of video games that could easily be transformed into LEGO, including but not limited to Tomb Raider, HALO, Gears of War, Assassins Creed, Halflife, Street Fighter and so many more, it’s impossible to list here. 

So, my question for you today is, which game would you like to see a LEGO version of? Comment below or why not join in the discussion on our Instagram channel?

Two years about we were graced with the LEGO Tallneck (76989), a set based on one of the Machines from the game that you could climb, hack and unveil more of the games map. With many dotted around the game as strategic locations, it was a great choice to make this into a LEGO set. Of course there are other awesome Machines to choose from, including the Watcher, which I guess you could argus has already been done in brick form thanks to the very small model of it in the Tallneck set. I personally would love a larger-scale Watcher to add to my collection.

Below are a handpicked bunch of Machines that are seen in the game quite early on, there are a ton of others that are available to choose from here. So, pop on your thinking caps and tell us which Machine would you like to see from LEGO next?