The characters are also all entertaining in their own right, and some of them are downright hilarious. Dragons are obviously the superior way to travelĪs I said before, the game does a great job of telling a coherent story and entertaining the player with a solid narrative.
It would have been nice to see the variety of unlockables that can be found in the other games, but the reduced amount compliments the game’s smaller size, so it makes sense and it can hardly be looked at as a detriment. There are not as many to be found as in the big brother console versions, but there are still plenty of unlockable characters, cheats, and surprises to be found. Replaying the levels is still a big draw, as the myriad of collectibles that these games have come to be known for are still present and accounted for. I almost felt as if I were missing out on some good stuff, and that is a strength of the game in that it draws the player in with a good narrative, and makes them excited to learn more about the world. The game does a great job of making one want to catch up on episodes though, as it tells an interesting story that includes several elements, story threads, and characters from the show. My children are well versed in the show, but I must admit that I had not watched it before playing. The latest offering can only be found on handhelds, but that doesn’t keep it from being a fully featured and supremely entertaining entry into the Traveller’s Tales’ impressive stable of LEGO games.ĭeveloped by Traveller’s Tales Fusion, LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin is based on the popular animated television series, and is a bit unique in that it is one of TT Games few titles that are based on one of LEGO’s own properties instead of an outside property. So sue me, but I just love the LEGO video game formula, and I just can’t get enough of the addictive smash and build gameplay that each one offers.
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