Too simple and childish for adults, and too one-note to convert the kids, Lego Horizon Adventures does little to recommend it to Horizon fans or newcomers.

Lego Horizon Adventures is a playful retelling of 2017’s Horizon Zero Dawn in the body of a typical Lego co-op action game. While it may not go into the depths of that story when it comes to the world or Aloy's origins,

Lego Horizon Adventures is a charming, kid-friendly platformer chock full of brilliant gags and monotonous level design.

LEGO Horizon Adventures from developers Guerrilla Games and Studio Gobo aims to walk an interesting balance between bringing a powerhouse franchise to

While Sony has been quite busy updating its first-party games with support for the PS5 Pro, oddly enough, a newly released first-party game doesn't take advantage of the mid-gen console's added horsepower—we're referring to LEGO Horizon Adventures.

Playing (with) Lego doesn’t have to be pure escapism. In telling Horizon’s story of environmental collapse and capitalism gone wild, Lego Horizon Adventures puts a layer of kid-friendly plastic building block abstraction between the concepts and the increasingly inevitable reality. And that makes it not only manageable, but also shareable.

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