LEGO Voyagers

About LEGO Voyagers

LEGO Voyagers is a co-operative adventure game by Light Brick Studio, published by Annapurna Interactive. Released on September 15, 2025, it blends platforming and puzzle-solving across PlayStation 4, PC, Xbox, and Switch. Designed for two players with split-screen support, the game centers on rescuing an abandoned spaceship through creative collaboration. Its charm lies in simple yet inventive level design, emphasizing teamwork over combat. The story follows two friends navigating alien environments, learning to rely on each other as they rebuild and explore. It’s a follow-up to the acclaimed LEGO Builder’s Journey, focusing on connection and play.

Gameplay

Each level in LEGO Voyagers tasks players with manipulating modular environments to progress. One player might reconfigure platforms while the other navigates hazards, requiring constant communication. Puzzles often involve aligning moving parts, activating switches, or combining abilities like climbing and pushing. The split-screen view keeps both players visible, fostering direct collaboration. Sessions typically last 15, 30 minutes per level, with a focus on trial-and-error experimentation. Controls are intuitive, using button-mashing for actions to keep things accessible. The game avoids time limits, letting players take turns problem-solving. Multiplayer is mandatory for most content, though some areas allow solo play with limited mechanics.

What Players Think

PlayPile users rate LEGO Voyagers 4.5/5, with critics averaging 89. Average completion rate is 58%, and most players finish it in 10.2 hours. Community moods are 68% happy, 22% frustrated, and 10% bored. The rarest achievement, “Follow the Cattail Trail,” is unlocked by 2.10% of players, while the 38 total achievements see a 20.7% average unlock rate. Positive reviews praise the “joy of shared discovery,” while critics note some levels “drag in the middle act.” One user wrote, “Feels like building with friends again,” while another lamented, “Too many repeated puzzle mechanics.” Completionists flock to it for achievements, but casual players find it uneven in pacing.

PlayPile's Take

LEGO Voyagers is a solid co-op experience for players who enjoy puzzle-platforming with a friend. Its modular design and split-screen work well, though repetitive puzzles and a mid-game slump hurt replayability. At $39.99, it’s reasonably priced for a 10-hour campaign, but achievements add 20+ extra hours for completists. Best suited for local multiplayer gatherings or those nostalgic for LEGO’s tactile charm. Skip if you prefer solo adventures or complex narratives. The game’s heart is in its collaboration, not its content volume.

Storyline

When two friends make it their mission to rescue an abandoned spaceship, they embark on a journey beyond their wildest dreams, ultimately learning the value of being connected.