LEGO® Builder's Journey News

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As a brand new feature in the game, you now get to unleash your creativity and build and share your own creations in Creative Mode. This is a much-requested addition to the game where you can go and build your own models or scenes with a curated selection of LEGO bricks.

There are several available themes and different options for build plates to start out with: Some have a bit of inspiration built in from the start like the lower half of a car for example, and some plates are more empty and designed for you to be creative. We have kept the controls and interface as simple as the rest of the game: When you open a brick bin you get a curated selection of bricks to build with. Placing a brick automatically gives you another one in the same shape and color which is great for building symmetrical things. If you open the bin again you get a new selection of bricks. The paint bucket can be used to dye your bricks by literally pouring paint over them to change their color.

Once your creation is done, open the photo mode where you can adjust the lighting and viewing angle before taking the perfect picture of your model and sharing it with your friends. We look forward to seeing what you come up with!

New in this release:

- Added support for AMD FidelityFX™ Super Resolution (FSR) that uses cutting-edge upscaling technologies to help boost the framerate and deliver high-quality, high-resolution rendering, without having to upgrade to a new graphics card.
- Added graphics options to enable/disable: Sub-Surface Scattering, Film Grain, Chromatic Abberation, and Panini Projection.
- Performance improvements for all graphics and ray tracing settings.
- Performance improvements for reflections and lighting.
- Minor adjustments to some levels.

New in this version:
- Fix for rare issue that cause some players to lose their saved games.

New in this version:
- Fix for rare black flickering on some RTX/DLSS combinations.
- Possible fix for savegame issue that a few players have experienced.

When I was little, I had a huge crate of assorted Lego pieces. New sets were all well and good, but once they'd been built and enjoyed, each in turn was dismantled, its constituent parts destined to become more fuel for the crate. It was a seemingly bottomless well of colourful, constructive opportunity from which entire worlds could spill forth, a single piece uncovered at just the right time bringing life to a brand new idea. Lego has been incorporated into dozens of games over the past two and a half decades, but none of them bring the magic of my crate to life like Lego Builder's Journey...
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