Ranking LEGO Games from Worst to Best

Introduction

• Overview of the video content
• The presenter: Rugged Eagle, creator of LEGO content
• Engagement: Viewers encouraged to like and subscribe

Ranking Criteria

• Factors considered in ranking:
  • Level design
  • Hub worlds
  • Fun factor
  • Replayability
• Avoiding nostalgia bias while also considering reviews
• Note: Original trilogy LEGO Star Wars games not included due to redundancy with Complete Saga.

Rankings

25. LEGO Indiana Jones 2

• Considered the worst LEGO game based on reviews
• Enjoyed playing with online multiplayer
• Lacked content compared to the first game, mainly an expansion
  • Unique aspect: Online world selection and leaderboard
  • Weak end boss battles

24. LEGO Movie 2

• Not a bad game, great graphics
• Best character grid and customizer
• Flaws in the levels due to the movie's plot
• Recommended to play for a fun experience

23. LEGO Ninjago Movie

• Fantastic combat and skill tree implemented
• Beautifully designed hub world
• Ranked low due to insufficient gameplay time and desire for a larger game

22. LEGO Movie (Original)

• Good nostalgia factor
• Level design and character interactions praised
• Hub world deemed less impressive
• Worth playing for nostalgia

21. LEGO Worlds

• Mixed opinions on creativity and exploration
• Personal preference heavily influences ranking
• Some lag issues on consoles

20. LEGO Avengers

• Enjoyed the game, but less favored by others
• Lacked diversity in some levels
• Fun superhero combos featured

19. LEGO Harry Potter Years 5-7

• Based on movie preference for ranking
• Frustration from spell limitations early on
• Graphics and dueling scenarios appreciated

18. LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham

• Strong character roster and outfits
• Enjoyable unique story
• Hub world design received mixed feedback

17. LEGO Incredibles

• Enjoyed the humor and overall gameplay
• Unique hub world mechanics involving gang areas

16. LEGO The Hobbit

• Unique combat and cinematic action scenes
• Character combo puzzles praised
• New crafting feature was a nice touch

15. LEGO City Undercover

• Open-world exploration reminiscent of GTA
• Unique independent story not tied to major IPs
• Fun levels and good voice acting

14. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2

• Lacks the high bar set by the first game
• Fun new characters and overall good gameplay
• Hub world design received mixed opinions

13. LEGO Jurassic World

• Fun level design and dinosaur characters
• Vibrant aesthetic and immersive soundtrack

12. LEGO Batman 2

• Loved by the presenter for nostalgia
• Introduced voice acting in LEGO games
• Great open world mechanics

11. LEGO DC Super Villains

• Amazing graphics and character customizer
• Engaging story with world exploration

10. LEGO Dimensions

• Great concept with combined franchises
• High expense noted as a downside

9. LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean

• Strong fun and replay value
• Great soundtrack and level design

8. LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures

• Strong puzzles and combat mechanics
• Captured the adventurous spirit well

7. LEGO Harry Potter Years 1-4

• Lots of nostalgia with great gameplay
• Solid level design and spell learning features

6. LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars

• Unique mechanics and engagement levels
• Great combat features complementary to gameplay

5. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes

• First proper representation of Marvel
• Unique story and strong replayability

4. LEGO Lord of the Rings

• Excellent capturing of the movie experience in-game
• Compelling exploration of Middle-earth

3. LEGO Batman (Original)

• Landmark for LEGO games as first to have a unique story
• Excellent level design and character mechanics

Conclusion

• Personalized ranking reflecting a mix of nostalgia, gameplay experience, and overall design quality.
• Extensive discussion about preferences and opinions encourages viewers to share their personal rankings.