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Four LEGO Super Mario sets and four LEGO Animal Crossing sets are among 34 video game-themed products scheduled to retire on December 31, 2026, according to VGC. -
LEGO has unveiled a first look at the LEGO Astro Bot set, which will be available as an exclusive gift-with-purchase when buying the $179.99 LEGO PlayStation 1 construction set. -
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LEGO and Sony Interactive Entertainment have officially unveiled a new LEGO PlayStation set dedicated to the original PlayStation console, which first launched in Japan in 1994. The set will go on sale on October 1, 2026. -
Paradox Interactive and Iceflake Studios are giving LEGO Skylines a softer edge than a typical city builder, and the early preview shown at Gamescom 2026 suggests the game is aiming for a low-pressure blend of construction and management. The game is targeting a 2027 release on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2. -
A leak has revealed a new LEGO PlayStation 1 set from LEGO Group and Sony ahead of its official announcement. Based on the original console, the set is numbered 72306 and will reportedly cost $160. It also includes miniature versions of Ape Escape and Gran Turismo, with a release date set for October 1, 2026. -
Warner Bros. Games and TT Games have dropped a trailer for the Mayhem Collection story expansion for LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, scheduled to launch on September 18, 2026. -
Paradox Interactive has unveiled LEGO Skylines, a city-building sim built entirely out of plastic bricks and populated by yellow minifigures. -
Marvel Studios, Disney Consumer Products and LEGO have turned the first Avengers: Doomsday trailer into a brick-built tribute, and they also released a side-by-side comparison showing how the two versions line up.
The recreation was made entirely with computer graphics, so there are no real LEGO figures in the trailer. Instead, the Avengers, the Fantastic Four and the X-Men appear as minifigures moving through brick-built locations, with Doctor Doom also getting the LEGO treatment. -
LEGO's latest Batman Returns set turns the Caped Crusader's ride into a display model with a hidden Batmissile. The collectible build is numbered 76355, carries an 18+ rating, and recreates the film's Batmobile with a transformable twist. -
A rumored January 2027 LEGO Super Mario wave could lean harder into minifigure-based builds, with the leak suggesting that the lineup will also expand the LEGO Mario Kart range. The list is said to cover eight sets, and it points to a wide price spread from $9.99 to $99.99. -
Disney and Lucasfilm have officially announced an animated special titled LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian. The episode is set to premiere on September 2, 2026, exclusively on the Disney+ streaming service. -
According to LEGO Games News, TT Games' next LEGO title will be based on a major Warner Bros. franchise rather than Marvel, with the LEGO Marvel series reportedly being put on hold for the foreseeable future. -
LEGO's rumored PlayStation set is said to be a 1,911-piece adult collector model of the original console, and the leak also points to a free Astro Bot buildable figure at launch. The set is identified as LEGO PlayStation set 72306, with a claimed release date of 1 October 2026, though LEGO and Sony have not confirmed it. -
Steam has listed Never Sort By Color, and the first-person organization sim is set to lean into an almost meditative loop when it releases on November 10, 2026. Its premise is straightforward: sort a huge pile of plastic bricks and turn the chaos into a neatly organized workshop. -
LEGO's leaked Donkey Kong Arcade Set appears to be a nostalgic tribute to the 1981 original, with the box art showing Mario — originally known as Jumpman — climbing the first level and getting ready to jump a barrel. -
LEGO's new Venom Bust set (76356) pairs a 413-piece adult build with an exclusive minifigure, giving Marvel collectors a display-focused take on the symbiote. It released on July 1, 2026, and is aimed squarely at older fans rather than kids' play. -
When starting up LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, I was preparing myself for just another run-of-the-mill brick-fest with obligatory jokes and familiar villains. That only made the surprise even greater when the game completely broke this mold right from the very first minutes. Yes, the gameplay sags in certain places, but the developers' fanatical attention to the universe's lore makes you turn a blind eye to most of its flaws. TT Games truly tried to create something more than just another Lego game in a bat suit. At times, Legacy of the Dark Knight genuinely hooks you, even when its charm crashes against controversial game design decisions.
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LEGO has announced its largest set ever: a 12,060-piece Sagrada Familia replica, launching November 1 for $800. Pre-orders are open for this Architecture line collector's item. -
It looks like LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, the latest project from TT Games, is right on track for its scheduled release. The developers announced today that the game has officially "gone gold," meaning development is complete and the master disc has been sent for mass production.
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