The game has a great story and the graphics are amazing, but I spent the entirety of my 3 hours fighting the controls and camera angles

Shocking that such a simple game couldn't manage to add basic accessibility options. Block selection relies on seeing a vague glowing white outline with no options to make it more visible with colour etc. No in game options to change the controls. Relies on using a single button in multiple ways.

It's cheap, pretty and relaxing. Overall it's a nice experience. But it's not accessible/ is more difficult than it needs to be for some people because of the lack of care put into accessibility. It's a real shame that they didn't consider that.

If the visibility/ controls won't be an issue for you and you're looking for a bit of a time kill/ chill out game then absolutely give it a try. The calming music, basic yet beautiful visual and fairly simple concept do make it a great addition to the library of relaxing puzzle games.

Despite Lego being a scumbag, monopolistic company, I always enjoyed their games and some of their products and was happy with what I had paid for them but not with this one. The game looks beautiful, but there is just not enough content. It's laughably short and without any replay value. At the default price it's horrible value, and even with a sale its questionable value. It either needs more content or they need to add Workshop support. The controls are also absolutely horrible.

Despite my love for brick-based buildable toys like Lego and my love for Lego games, I sadly cannot recommend this currently.