Lego fans and Nintendo DS owners rejoice. Because Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is pleased to announce the launch of LEGO® Legends of CHIMA™: Laval’s Journey for the Nintendo DS.
The game is available at all retail stores in the UK.
After having successful releases on the PS Vita and the Nintendo 3DS on both handheld systems the game has been met with more than positive reviews from the media and customers.
LEGO® Legends of CHIMA™: Laval’s Journey is an action-packed adventure game that is based on the highly popular toy line and cartoon series. You can choose to venture the game solo or you can gather up some of your friends. The world of CHIMA is ruled by eight animal tribes and are lead by great animal warriors. You can choose from the Lion Bear, Gorilla, and Eagle tribes, and you can also customize you own unique warrior.
In LEGO Legends of CHIMA you play a Laval , the headstrong prince and a brave warrior of the Lion tribe. Laval and his close allies are called to fight for justice. This game also tells a classic story of good verses evil, and of friendship, and family.
And just like past LEGO games such as LEGO Star Wars, Lord of the Rings , and Batman, players will have to smash LEGO objects to collect studs, and bricks. Solve fun puzzles , and complete challenging missions. You will also design and build your own outpost, and you have the ability to craft powerful weapons, armor, and gear in order take on the Wolf , Rhino, Raven , and Croc tribes. And have the cool ability to unleash the power of CHI in epic battles.
Players will have the chance to explore, an amazing and mysterious world filled with secrets to discover, dangerous enemies to battle, and hidden treasures to find. As you are the new commander of your Outpost, it is up to you to decide what and where to build. You can choose from more than a dozen building types, each of them offering unique powers and strength so you can create your own playing style.
For more information about the handheld games can be found at LEGO.com/videogames.
