Another Excellent LEGO Game, This is the first proper Open world proof of concept and it does a fabulous job of blending the traditional levels with the open world adventure of Middle Earth. The level design is some of the better stuff from this series of games, and there are many collectibles for completionists to lust after, so far this has been the longest LEGO game to complete, coming in at 30.9 hours for 100%

Excellent event variety, plenty of content to last 100s of hours + weekly events with new routes, and vehicles. Competitive online play. Just be prepared for the most expensive vehicle prices out of all racing games as Ubisoft has tried to encourage the purchasing of premium currency and their reward pass subscription.

As per usual a solid LEGO title, activities can become a tad repetitive, hogwarts is not quite as extensive as the first game but that is made up for in the new areas you are able to explore, there is an issue with the framerate of this game jumping around quite a bit when loading assets.

An Excellent first big game from a relatively small developer. Engine sounds are nice, although not varied due to most of the vehicles in each class utilising the same engines. The graphics look quite nice maxed out although nothing mind blowing these days. Map and route design is very good and gives you a nice scaled experience of the 2018 Dakar series with one run taking around 7 hours to complete. Every class is represented here with only a few teams as more were planned to release but the company got stiffed by the publisher and plans never went ahead. The roadbook system is faithfully reproduced in-game and provides you with all the information you will need to successfully navigate a proper rally raid stage without the need for a full on map or even mini-map on the HUD. Recommend for hardcore rally raid enthusiasts looking for a simulation that does it right, or people looking to branch out to other disciplines.

Brings back a similar format from Race Driver GRiD, however lacks as much content as the previous entry GRiD Autosport. There are many different racing divisions especially including all DLC, and track variety is excellent but could be more filled out for a game released in 2019. The physics feel like GRiD Autosport but more heavy and more grippy.