

LEGO® Horizon Adventures™
Guerrilla Games · 2024 · Action, Adventure, Female Protagonist, Co-op, Action-Adventure
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About LEGO® Horizon Adventures™
LEGO® Horizon Adventures™
Journey to a distant future, where the land is made of LEGO bricks and lush nature has reclaimed the Earth. Meet the Nora tribe who live in the settlement of Mother’s Heart, and catch your first glimpse of the incredible dinosaur-like machines that roam the forests, mountains, and deserts that stretch beyond the village walls...
The LEGO adventure of a lifetime
Join hunter Aloy as she battles to save Earth from an ancient digital demon, and a gang of sunworshippers who want to live in a world without shade so they can soak up the rays while everything burns.
Play alone or with friends
Hunt machines on your own as Aloy, or unlock colourful heroes Varl, Teersa, and Erend, and use their unique skills to defeat enemies and overcome challenges. Share the fun with another player online**, or via innovative couch co-op on a single screen, so you’re always in the same world together.
Customize your home and your characters
Give the village of Mother’s Heart a unique makeover, decorating it in delightful ways to unlock unique LEGO buildings and ornaments. You can even dish out hilarious outfits for your friends to wear!
For LEGO and Horizon fans new and old
Uncover secrets from Aloy’s mysterious past as you explore stunning LEGO locations inspired by the world of Horizon, including thriving forests and soaring mountains. Delve deep into the underground Cauldrons or climb the iconic Tallnecks – all beautifully recreated in LEGO bricks.
Need an extra challenge? Replay levels that change to test your skills and unlock new surprises, or check the Mother's Heart Community Board for ways to help the village. See if you've got what it takes to ace every aspect of the game!
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 0 of 1 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise Lego Horizon Adventures as a charming, humorous entry in the Lego game series with accessible gameplay and a surprising fit between the Horizon universe and Lego aesthetic. However, the game is hampered by mandatory PlayStation Network login requirements that prevent offline play, repetitive combat and level design, and characterization choices that alienate fans of the original Horizon games, particularly the simplified portrayal of protagonist Aloy.
Thanks to Sony PlayStation for unlocking PSN access and adding my region—but only for PC. It’s a decent game, perfect for just relaxing and having a good time. I got 100% of the achievements on Steam. Спасибо Sony Playstation за то, что разблокировали доступ к PSN и добавили мой регион, но только для ПК. Неплохая игра, чисто чтоб расслабиться и хорошо провести время. Ачивки в Steam сделал на 100% Дякую Sony PlayStation за те, що розблокували доступ до PSN і додали мій регіон — але лише для ПК. Непогана гра, чисто щоб розслабитися і добре провести час. Досягнення в Steam виконав на 100%.9 found this helpful
Its okay. I might like it if I got further into the game but the fact they don't stick to the story of the other games irks me. It seems like they've lobotomised Aloy as she's very dumb and chipper and bubbly in this game which doesn't fit her character at all if you've played the other games. It makes sense for a Lego game I guess, but they could've made her more kid friendly without making her seem like a dumb valley girl 19 year old :/ If you haven't played the other two Horizon games then you might like this one as it veers from the story quite a bit and you don't need to know the other two to play this one. Refunding it but might play it again in the future idk.7 found this helpful
The game doesnt know what it wants to be and its bad at everyting it does. The combat gets extremely repetetive super fast and the levels are linear with barely anything to explore.7 found this helpful
A game filled with classic Lego humour, simple to understand mechanics and repetitive gameplay. I have not played a Lego game before this one, and was interested in how the world of Horizon would fit into the Lego block aesthetic. In my opinion, it was well-suited, which I was surprised by, and felt quite 'natural'. The story from the original Horizon game is condensed and has been changed slightly to match Lego themes, which I did not find too out of place. Although the game is not as impactful, it still managed to make me chuckle and gave some heartwarming moments between fights. I did enjoy the silly Lego humour that I have come to be familiar with in the films, and it was a good game to return to when I did not feel like playing anything too intensive. There is a 'decorating' mechanic where you unlock sets to bring life to the little hub world, which I also found enjoyable. If you are looking for something to kill time and are a fan of either franchise, I can recommend this game. I would try to get it on a good sale, though, as it is not a long title and there is not too much to do after completing the main story.3 found this helpful
This game really feels so lackluster. The combat becomes so tired so quickly and the enemies are very same-y beyond when they introduce a new boss enemy. The humour is somewhat amusing but not a lot of content. I really wouldn't even recommend this on a sale2 found this helpful
To me best Lego game ever! I have played Horizon games and I always like the LEGO games, but also I get a bit destracted from time to time because of the constant need to switch characters or what my next step is. This LEGO Horizon combination works great! I especially like I don't need to switch characters, but I do get a great story, a fierce and funny Aloy and a smooth game. I understand that it's not the usual LEGO game, but still a very decent game that works and brings you the LEGO humor. What's not to like?
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