Overall 9.4 Graphics 9 Sound 7 Addictive 10 Story 8 Depth 9 Difficulty 3
9.4
Racing for the trophy or building your own tracks? MarioLucarioFan..
LEGO Stunt Rally... I played this game a lot when i had the chance and when i was younger. So far, i couldn't find easy ways to play these kind of game, except LEGO Racers 2 (PC) and LEGO Rock Raiders (PC):
1997 - LEGO Island (Adventure) was made, starting a Golden Period for the LEGO Videogame history.
1998 - LEGO Loco (Train sim.), LEGO Chess (Strategy) and LEGO Creator (Building sim.) were made
1999 - LEGOLAND (Themepark sim.), LEGO Friends (???), LEGO Rock Raiders (Adventure, Sci-fi) and LEGO Racers (Racing) were made.
2000 - LEGO Stunt Rally (Racing), LEGO My Style, (Apparently, it's for kids underneath 3 years) LEGO Alpha Team (Action, Puzzle?), LEGO Creator: Knight's Kingdom (Building sim.) were made
2001 - LEGO Island 2 (Adventure, action), LEGO Racers 2 (Racing), LEGO Creator: Harry Potter (Building sim.), LEGO BIONICLE: Tales of the Tohunga [= LEGO BIONICLE: Quest for the Toa] (Adventure, RPG) were made. There was also 1 cancelled game: LEGO BIONICLE: The Legend of Mata Nui.
2002 - LEGO Soccer Mania (Sports), LEGO BIONICLE: Matoran adventures (Adventure) (I think we have this one on Vizzed too), LEGO Island: Xtreme Stunts (Action), Drome Racers (Racing) (Trust me, i MUST make a review for this one!), LEGO Creator: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Building sim.) were made. And there was a non-LEGO game released by the LEGO Group as well: GALIDOR: Defenders of the Outer Dimension. (Adventure)
2003 - LEGO Bionicle - The game (RPG) was made. Sadly, this golden period was 'ruined' by LEGO Star Wars: The Videogame (2005), but one game made everything better: LEGO Battles (Strategy)
Now on to the actual game:
INTRODUCTION:
LEGO Stunt Rally can provide you four world to race pre-created tracks, each world contains 4 regular tracks and the fifth one is containing a boss race. The worlds are pretty cool, i like the City one the most. There is the City world, the Desert world, the Jungle world, the Arctic world (the four basic worlds) and the final boss race in an individual world: MR. X' stadium. In there, you'll have to race on all corners of the track, and don't worry if the final boss is too hard: He's pretty much too easy if you believe in that. The game also provides a track creating side, where you can create and play singleplayer or multiplayer tracks!
TRACK CREATING:
Okay, so i told you already that you can make your own tracks. But what is possible and what is impossible? Well, you can make large tracks for one player or small tracks for two to four players. It also provides three menu's and a bar with studs. Keep an eye on that bar though: It says how many objects you can place. If it's filled with rainbow bricks, it means you're using too much. The three menu's give you the objects you can use: The Track Menu, the Decoration Menu and the Item & Stunts Menu. The Track Menu give you ramps, tracks, etc. The Decoration Menu give you... you guessed it... decoration, but also and extra floor, so that you can build high. The Item & Stunts Menu gives you buildings, giving the first player that touched the bubble the item inside the bubble. Use the key for using that item (I don't know anymore which key) to use for example a turbo engine, a pool of jam/oil/slime or a shield for other stuff and the jam/oil/slime. The Item & Stunts menu also gives tracks to stunt with, like a vacuum track, a cannon (Oh boy i love them) or even just simply a looping. I'd not recommend:
- creating two cannons after each other
- creating 5 vacuum tracks in a row
- ???
That '???' means that you got to discover it yourself. :P
GAMEPLAY:
I also told you there's a main game. In order to make your own tracks and using everything, you got to complete the main game: If you manage to complete the final stage, you get Mr. X' car! I can tell you that it's a fast thing!
*Ahem* The worlds together have the shape of an 'X', which is together basically an island called Stunt Island(?) and is property of Mr. X. He also helps you out if you click on him in the bottom left and hover your mouse over something.
The easiest boss is the one of the first world, the City one. But the hardest one? I'll wait until you got into the Jungle. :P You'll see how hard that world's boss is. And in the Arctic world, all previous bosses will return as a normal enemy. It can be tough if we're talking about the Arctic world, because the Jungle boss is normal too. :(
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SCORE:
I give the graphics a 9, because it has a good look, though it's from my year of birth: 2000.
I give the sound an 7, because... well... personally i don't quite love the sound, although it still has something!
I give the Addictiveness a 10, because i used to play it a lot. I'm sure it'll happen to YOU too! :D
I give the story an 8, because you can see a story, but also not. It has no real storyline. You got to fight for something though, which is too clear.
I give the depth a 9 because you got to race a lot. That's obvious, but it takes a while to complete.
I give the difficulty a 3: It's easy, until you're in the Jungle. Then the Arctic is easier.
Overall, a 9.4, it's looking good, LEGO! Make a part 2!!
Graphics 9 Sound 7 Addictive 10 Story 8 Depth 9 Difficulty 3
Review Rating: 3/5
Submitted: 04-29-16
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