![]() ![]() The formula is familiar: play through the 'Story' mode, solving puzzles and collecting studs (currency) to unlock as many characters as you can (all the while enjoying the adorable LEGO interpretations of iconic scenes from the movies) until you can go back with a team of alternate characters to unlock everything each individual level has to offer in 'Free Play' mode. unlike the fourth movie in the franchise. There isn't much new here is what I'm getting at, but if you're okay with more of the same, then it's certainly worth the price of admission. On the other hand, if you've just rolled your eyes (and let's be fair, there are quite a few out there who would say enough is enough) then it's safe to say that you'll find LEGO Pirates more a chore than anything else. If, like me, you love these games their intrinsic humor and surprisingly deep level design, then you'll be quite pleased that another deserving franchise has been given the LEGO makeover. How you react to this profound statement will serve as a fair prediction of how much you'll enjoy yourself. Let's get the obvious out of the way early, shall we? LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean is, in fact, another LEGO game. ![]()
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