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Welcome to Bricklandia, home of a massive open-world LEGO driving adventure. Race anywhere, play with anyone, build your dream rides, and defeat a cast of wild racing rivals for the coveted Sky Trophy!
In LEGO 2K Drive, your awesome transforming vehicle gives you the freedom to speed seamlessly across riveting racetracks, off-road terrain, and open waters. Explore the vast world of Bricklandia, show off your driving skills, and build vehicles brick-by-brick!
THE ULTIMATE LEGO DRIVING EXPERIENCE
Get behind the wheel and gear up for tons of open-world exploration and thrilling races! Take on the exciting Story mode, jump into a single race or Cup Series tourneys, and let loose in off-the-wall minigames. Master the art of drifting, boosting, jumping, and using power-ups to defeat opponents!
RACE FOR THE SKY TROPHY
Story mode follows your journey from rookie racer to famous champion as you compete against a series of charismatic rivals. With each victory, you'll work your way up the ranks to take on the infamous Shadow Z.
OPEN-WORLD EXPLORATION
The vast and vibrant world of Bricklandia is yours to explore as you see fit, full of colorful characters and kooky quests. Zoom past lush fields on Turbo Acres' pavement, go off-roading in the deserts of Big Butte County, cruise across Prospecto Valley's picturesque waterways, and more.
UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY
Building vehicles in the Garage is as easy as snapping bricks together. Construct new cars and boats from scratch, modify any vehicle in your collection, or unwind with guided builds, then take your creation for a drive!
PLAY TOGETHER AT HOME AND ONLINE
Roam around Bricklandia in local splitscreen or join your driving buddies online!
Bonus content is only accessible by the Nintendo account used for purchasing this content.
**Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) and Nintendo Account required for online play. This game does not support Save Data Cloud backup. Not available in all countries. Internet access required for online features. Terms apply. nintendo.com/switch-online
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We love lego in our house, but I don't think we have bought sets, although some have appeared as gifts. Most of our lego have come from bulk generic buckets. As far as I am concerned, so many toys are becoming too specific and not enough tools for imaginative play.
My kids build with lego blocks, but they also make and improvise with household items. Empty boxes become all sorts of toys, tupperwares, washed prepared food containers, wooden kitchen utensils, etc. etc. are amongst my kids favorite toys. A large cardboard box can be a family project to become a play stove, and egg boxes and similar empty containers are used to make play food. Toilet rolls centers, paper toll centers and giftwrap centers are all treasured as musical instruments and other things.
The thing about so many expensive toys is that they are played with for such a relative short amount of time and in a couple of years' time are just ready to be passed on which can cause even more problems. A well played with set of cardboard and home made toys can just be put into the recycling!
To sum up, I question the need for lots of expensive toys. Let the kids use their imagination. Help them make something fun to play with. Let them use the things they find in the house as toys. It is nothing to do with the fact that we can or can't afford to buy toys. Sometimes it is just more fun to improvise.
Mother of 4 - I initially had the same perspective about Lego sets and the lack of creativity, but then watching my son I realized that the process of following directions step-by-step to build something has also helped him learn and practice some very important skills - planning, precision, focus and simply the mechanics of following a diagram. (One day he may need those diagram skills to assemble an Ikea bookcase for his college dorm room!) After he finishes building a set, he also experiences a sense of real accomplishment and pride. The item eventually comes apart into a large bin of legos that have been used for years and years of creative free building and free play, but the sets themselves have also been a valuable part of my son's development. And while expensive, the kits often gave me time to help my older kids with homework while he was quietly independently engaged next to them on his task of studying and building a lego kit, something that as a 4-year-old he didn't do a lot otherwise!
Shop LEGO at the Warehouse in-store or online, get your bricks together and create everything from cars to spaceships, buildings, cities and scenes. With this big-brand toy, it's a whole new world of play.
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