LEGO Party Takes You to the Game Show of Your Dreams

September 29, 2025

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A view above one of the Lego Party boardgame maps — Lego Party is a fun-filled 60-90 minute romp through the game show of your dreams.

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I’m not afraid to admit that I’m a horribly impatient gamer. I’m too restless for most RPGs and turn-based games. (What do you mean I have to wait for my turn? They attackedme!) Having to learn in-game mechanic changes at the last minute frustrates me, and I’ve never met a cutscene I didn’t try to skip at least once. Needless to say, finding a party game that doesn’t send me reaching for my phone in between…

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LEGO Party Takes You to the Game Show of Your Dreams

September 29, 2025

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A view above one of the Lego Party boardgame maps — Lego Party is a fun-filled 60-90 minute romp through the game show of your dreams.

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I’m not afraid to admit that I’m a horribly impatient gamer. I’m too restless for most RPGs and turn-based games. (What do you mean I have to wait for my turn? They attackedme!) Having to learn in-game mechanic changes at the last minute frustrates me, and I’ve never met a cutscene I didn’t try to skip at least once. Needless to say, finding a party game that doesn’t send me reaching for my phone in between…

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