LEGO Dimensions

LEGO Dimensions has officially been canceled. The official news comes a week after Eurogamer broke the news of a Warner Bros. employee revealing an internal memo announcing the cancellation to employees.

Posted 6 years ago by Kelly Packard

Teen Titans Go! are on their way to LEGO Dimensions. To help us get excited, Warner Bros. have released a new trailer showing them in action.

Posted 6 years ago by Ben Terrett

After showing off the villains recently and ahead of the pack's release this upcoming Friday, we get a look at the heroes of "The LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack" who are set to take those villains down.

Posted 6 years ago by Andy Mills

LEGO Dimensions continues to churn out content into 2017. With "The LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack" releasing this Friday, it's time to start looking toward what Wave 8 will bring to the blocky game.

Posted 6 years ago by Kelly Packard

"The LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack" is releasing in just over a week for LEGO Dimensions. Meet Poison Ivy and Clayface, two of the villains featured in the upcoming expansion.

Posted 6 years ago by Kelly Packard

Last Saturday, another 14 games provided screenshots of their upcoming titles. The subjects ranged from new levels to very minor details that might make all the difference when a game is released.

Posted 6 years ago by Rebecca Smith

Telltale's Guardians of the Galaxy, Saints Row, the next Call of Duty, and more highlight the list of titles that are potentially currently in development.

Posted 7 years ago by Kevin Tavore

Battle Arenas are a new feature in LEGO Dimensions that allow for up to four payers to square off competitively in four game modes. See the game modes on offer in Battle Arenas in this new video.

Posted 7 years ago by Ashley Woodcock

Just when you thought everyone you knew had been LEGO-d, along comes E.T. the extra terrestrial. Keep your eyes on the skies this November, and get ready to phone home!

Posted 7 years ago by Megan Walton

While a lot of the toys to life games are struggling, LEGO Dimensions continues to go from strength to strength and publisher Warner Bros has announced that the flow of new content will not be stopping anytime soon.

Posted 7 years ago by Rebecca Smith