I’ve said it once and I’ll say it a thousand times more before it becomes no less of a secret: I appreciate the LEGO games. While they’ve certainly flooded the market with a veritable sea of different interpretations, some being better than others, I can honestly say that LEGO’s take on collect-a-thons have always served me well as “do nothing” …

If you missed out on the event, here’s a quick wrap-up of the biggest trailers and news to come out of the Xbox E3 press conference.

Forza Horizon 4 may just be the greatest racing game ever, with which to close out a generation of gaming. Unbelievably gorgeous, fun and responsive, Forza Horizon isn’t just a love letter to racing, it’s pure fun at its very core. How do you make that fun even better? By merging it with LEGO to create something new.

Fans would probably prefer a sequel to Edgar Wright's popular 2017 classic Baby Driver. For now, it seems they may need to be content with a new remake instead. Made entirely with LEGO.

This is how the robots will start to take over, by marketing themselves as little toys for kids and secretly training the next generation to create their new sentient machine learning selves.

There are games out there that are bright,happy and optimistic, that aren’t all about death and consequences and just remind you that, hey, there is good out there in the world. So I’ve compiled a list of games that I’ve been delving into to raise my spirits and, maybe if you’re struggling too, they can lift yours too.

Everything was awesome back in 2014 when The LEGO Movie blasted its way onto the scene in a flurry of digital blocks and gags. But can this new sequel recapture that surprising magic again?

Anything LEGO can do, Playmobil wants to try and do too. Which is exactly what they are doing in this trailer for their forthcoming Playmobil: The Movie.