Wish it was longer, I'd pay for a fully flushed out game with that design tbh. And the free pre order bonus ($20 now) of the toybox take over is addicting and fun way to get your characters from all IP's together to play in a well designed level. The only wish list item I have is that they would go back and revamp the original 1.0 characters to have the design in regards to the leveling system that the new characters have (Super moves, blocks, block breakers, super jumps, etc.) The Toy box is VASTLY improved this time around, with downloadable and fun levels in the 'Disney sanctioned' section right at launch.

Extreme is a bit too hard for my 6 year old, but if I find myself playing alone, the level I set it on. The best thing about this version is that the playsets actually have a feel of polish to them and a level design that gets you out their and exploring the worlds instead of just pushing threw big empty boring cities (looking at you 2.0) The fighting has been improved dramatically, and I find myself with my Son putting the game on Hard to give us a little challenge, as on normal it's a cake walk. It is easily accessible to the younger crowd and very forgiving in it's method of game play.

This is not a 'hardcore' gamers game although, they too could find some fun with it. If you know what your getting yourself into with the Figures to play setup of this game, much like Skylanders or the soon to be released Lego If you know what your getting yourself into with the Figures to play setup of this game, much like Skylanders or the soon to be released Lego Dimensions, it is a wonderful game.

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