Sony and LEGO are apparently planning a new collaboration that will result in a larger project. Whether it will be a new LEGO set or a standalone game is unknown.
The LEGO license for video games actually belongs to TT Games, which, however, operates a wide variety of brands. Regarding LEGO, the insider suggests... Tom henderson This suggests that Sony is once again tackling the Horizon franchise together with LEGO, which previously the longneck as a LEGO set have published.
The whole thing was set in motion by the also well-known insider. @KurakasisThe author of X writes that Sony and LEGO are preparing something together based on a very well-known brand. The Horizon franchise would therefore be an obvious choice.
In a follow-up tweet, Henderson says: "As far as I know, there is a LEGO Horizon trailer that is finished." When asked whether it was a game or a LEGO bundle, he replied: "I'm not sure yet."
In the case of a standalone game, TT Games, who have produced every LEGO adaptation to date, would normally be involved. However, TT Games is part of Warner Bros., which makes it difficult to predict what's really behind the project. The two insiders couldn't provide any specific information on this.
The fact that a trailer is already finished could suggest an imminent premiere, which, as is often the case these days, points to a PlayStation Showcase. We'll keep you updated.
[UpdateThe insider follows up today and claimsThe project is called Lego Horizon Adventures and will be presented at the PlayStation Showcase. However, it is still unclear whether it will be a game or not.
That would be something new. I think the PS5 doesn't have enough high-quality games for the target audience of children anyway. Aside from Astro, Sackboy, and Ratchet, there isn't much, except for third-party titles from the PS4 generation like Crash and Spyro.
Although, when I think about it carefully, maybe that kind of game wouldn't be so good after all, because if we've learned one thing, as soon as something is going well, it gets shut down until it drops dead. First comes Horizon, then God of War, then Ghost, etc.
That would be unimaginative, or rather, I can understand why WB wants to exploit the Sony licenses because they've already exhausted every aspect of their own IP in Lego.