ALL Open Worlds In LEGO Games Ranked From WORST To BEST

Today i will be ranking all open worlds in lego games from worst to best . Going from lego star wars to the most recent lego games . If you went to enjoy drop a like and subscribe .

Timestamps-
0:00 Lego games
0:33 Introduction & Rules
1:20 Open Worlds Ranked

LEGO Games Listed -

- Lego star wars the complete saga
- Lego Indiana Jones
- Lego star wars the skywalker saga
- Lego Batman
- Lego Indiana Jones 2
- Lego city undercover
- Lego Incredibles
- lego marvel superheroes 1
- lego marvel avengers
- lego marvel superheroes 2
- lego pirates of the Caribbean
- lego harry potter years 1-4
- lego harry potter years 5-7
- lego batman 2
- lego batman 3
- lego dc supervillains
- lego star wars the force awakens
- lego hobbit
- lego lord of the rings
- lego Ninjago movie: the videogame
- the lego movie videogame
- the lego movie videogame 2
- Lego Jurassic world

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[ruggedeagle]

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[niktri]

Sex is great, but have you ever flown around Gotham City as Superman in Lego Batman 2? That's the pinnacle of the human experience.

[AdamRayment]

For me it's Lego Marvel New York. This gave me so many memories, and the fact you could fly, drive and many secret spots made it so easy to explore

[raccoon]

I’ll never forget the pain I felt when I realized that LEGO: Batman 3 didn’t have a bigger city than Gotham

[jedisalsohere]

The Hobbit at number 1, where it belongs. It is so impressive how genuinely lived-in they managed to make Middle-Earth in that game. I absolutely adore how you can travel all the way from the Elven Port in the west, to Erebor in the east, in one uninterrupted journey. It honestly feels like an epic quest if you ever decide to do it, especially with the music and everything. The world is legitimately expansive but no part of it feels empty - and yet at the same time it doesn't ever become repetitive or mindless, every area is memorable and distinct from the last. It's a masterclass in designing an engaging world for a video game, and the fact that it's in a LEGO game of all things is just mindblowing to me. That game is something special.

[JoshuaErmitano]

i remember waking up one day and my dad was playing lego batman 2 by himself just flying around he looked so happy too

[joaqu]

The genius of lego LOTR and Hobbit is massive. They combined the works of Tolkien and Peter Jackson, with places from both the book and the movies, like the barrow downs and the grey havens. It is just sad that they didn’t finish the Hobbit. I hope they make a remaster where they combine LOTR and the Hobbit, with a full map, improved graphics and a full story and book references.

[Wolves_FF]

Lego Marvel superheros is so nostalgic. I remember me and my cousin would play a game where somebody played as the abomination and the other played as Howard the duck and you would try to stay alive the longest. Good times

[zendude]

I remember spending dozens of hours just playing around in the hub of lego batman 2

[koopanique]

I got Lego Lord of the Rings for free on Steam a few years ago, and I was shocked to discover that this game is one of the best LOTR games out there. The open world is stunning, even if it gets rushed near the end of the game, unfortunately. Still a blast to explore and walk through, especially when accompanied by the whole Fellowship. A true LOTR experience if there ever was one put in video game format.

[gunsblazing]

The game worlds of Lego LOTR and Lego Hobbit were my definite favorites because there were lots of interesting enemy spawns on the map that I could go to test out all my cool gear. I remember fighting waves of Goblins at the cliffside pass near the Misty Mountains with all the unique weapons I had found throughout the world. Not even mentioning the various dance party features in both games, like the Mithril Rythm Stick, Middle Earth Carnival Red Brick, Disco Phial, Mithril Music Boots etc. I feel like they managed to add so many goofy and hilarious tools that somehow fit in perfectly with the rest of the game, this is something I haven't seen many other Lego games do.

[farsight]

One of my favourite things about Lego Marvel 1’s Hub was how you could actually fight the inmates of the Raft as they attacked you as soon as they spotted you

[Ackden]

Gotta admit I love the LoTR open world more than the nostalgia TCS brings

[theentertainmentchannel]

Really appreciate that you put undercover so high because it’s quite underrated, the hub world in the 3ds version is quite impressive, it’s basically the same but with way worse graphics obviously

[jacobkowalski]

I wish they would bring back roaming characters like in the cantina. Getting into those bar fights used to be so fun

[gezz]

I’m gonna go with LEGO Dimensions. I love the concept of letting anything cross-over with anything. You could get Chell from Portal 2 to help Marty McFly get the Goonies (who have Gizmo from Gremlins for some reason) out of Aperture Science Laboratories and away from GLaDOS- who is insanely confused as to what the hell is going on.

[luisenriquegalindo]

I didn’t play LEGO Harry Potter 5-7, but I did play 1-4 and exploring Hogwarts was, at times, more fun than the actual missions. Each hall, each room, each dungeon had a surprise in it. Unlocking Voldemort meant you truly knew it all.

[blazer]

Lego City is one of my favorite lego game open worlds. I like how there’s a bunch of things you can interact with and there’s just so many things to do

[kcchristian]

I love to see LEGO City Undercover getting some well-deserved respect. I bought almost exclusively LEGO City sets as a kid growing up in the early 2000s and 2010s, and I have this distinct memory of picking up a lego set in like 2008, I believe it was the LEGO City Police Mobile Command Center and on the very back page of the instruction manual it said “LEGO City Video Game: COMING SOON.” I was a little excited, but I had barely played video games at that point in my life so I was more excited about the toys themselves. But I remember every time in the coming years that I was going through my old instruction manuals, whenever I saw that page I always got a little bummed that it never actually became real…until 2013, when I was on YouTube and I saw a trailer for LEGO City Undercover, only on Wii U. It looked like the coolest thing I had ever seen in my life and I could not believe it was real. I waited and waited and I saved up my money and bought myself a Wii U (my parents covered half of it as a Christmas gift) and I bought LEGO City Undercover as soon as I could. That game changed my life, it was my first open-world game, and it quickly became the greatest LEGO game I had ever played, as well as the first one I beat 100% (as I had only ever been able to rent them from Blockbuster or GameFly, if you remember what those days). That game holds a very special place in my heart, and will forever be the greatest LEGO game I have ever played (and one of my favorite games of all time). Please LEGO and Tt Games, please make a sequel😩

[AayansWorld]

I have Harry Potter Years 1-4 & 5-7. I also have both LEGO MARVEL Superheroes 2 and MARVEL Avengers, LEGO Worlds and LEGO NINJAGO. Out of all 6, I think LEGO MARVEL 2 is best because it has lots of worlds to explore and there are always side quests to do. So nostalgic 😢