LEGO City Undercover is a port/remaster of the Wii U exclusive that originally released in 2013. This version released in 2017 on PC/Xbox One/PS4. The game has you playing as Chase McCain, an undercover cop in LEGO City as you try to take down Rex Fury, an infamous criminal and the main antagonist of the story. The game is set in open world LEGO City where you can drive around and explore the city, find collectibles, do parkour, save up and buy builds, customize your character/skins, replay missions, etc. While the main world is fully open, the actual missions are traditional linear levels, like most other Lego games. Chase is the only main playable character in the game, however, he has access to different outfits/disguises that grant him various abilities, such as the Crook outfit giving him a crowbar and safe cracking equipment, or the astronaut allowing him to use teleport pads. Every outfit has it’s uses throughout the missions which make them fairly engaging and enjoyable. You can even customize each outfit with different skins. This game has unique combat mechanics compared to the Lego games before it. Instead of just beating on enemies until they break, you can either attack or counter enemies. It was also the first Lego game to include voice acting.

-Good gameplay.
-Good art style.
-Solid characters.
-Solid music.
-Decent story.
-Decent humor.
-The open world map has decent variety and is enjoyable to explore.

-The lighting was changed from the original Wii U version. The original game had more bleak colors, similar to Grand Theft Auto IV. The new lighting is much more saturated and colorful. Whether this is a good or bad change is up to personal preference.
-Tons of not-so-subtle moral lessons that are too on the nose. Obviously this is a game geared towards younger audiences, but even with that in mind, some of it is a bit excessive and obvious.
-The new combat mechanics are neat, but incredibly easy. Even easier than the traditional Lego combat. Most enemies go down in one hit.

-Graphics are buggy. Shadows look terrible even on max quality and other graphical issues are common. Tons of texture z-fighting all over the place, especially in cutscenes.
-Game is locked to 60 fps. The game’s FPS cap was poorly programmed and fluctuates even on capable hardware. You can use LEGO City Recovered to fix this among other issues as well.
-Game crashes can happen frequently, causing you to lose some progress. This happens more often as you progress through the game.
-The car handling feels off. Cars turn extremely sharp, making slight adjustments needlessly difficult.

LEGO City Undercover is a really solid game. The PC port is very disappointing, but it’s an enjoyable game regardless. Definitely a great game if you enjoy open world and Lego games.
7.5/10

the game is fire if you wana play a good lego game i think this is a good beginer game very skibidi sigma game not for the people for ohio

mid tbh

one of the best lego games made

Lego City Undercover is basically if grand theft auto was lego, and therefor better

I completed the entire game 100% and am ready to write my opinion about this game. I want to say right away that I wanted to play this game when I was 7-8 years old (now I’m 16) and I immediately want to note that the graphics are normal.

I want to highlight a couple of advantages:
The plot is not long but boring and this is the norm!!
controls: you can only play with a joystick (more enjoyable)
and now about the cons
1- The game is not stable but crashes rarely and there are almost no freezes
2: the character's hair disappears if you start driving a car

result:
I recommend this game to you :)

What a nostolgic game I played this on the Wii-U and it brings back memories to when i was Younger When my parents diddent allow me to play GTA at the time. Great game and great memories when i played with my brother.

love

great game definitely worth the money

Grand Theft Lego - The best Lego game made. More fun stuff than any other game. Every district has a different theme and feel. Lot's of hidden places to find. A lot of variety when doing the same tasks.