Using the GamePad as a scanner or map isn’t anything new, but implementing that functionality into a sandbox game is surprisingly fluid. Of course, a mountain with massive Lego faces carved in it overlooks a sprawling Chinese-inspired castle! That kind of whimsical absurdity fuels most of Undercover and makes the various winks and nods to real-world things that much funnier. A few of my favorites are definitely Times Square, Mt. As you explore, you’ll uncover several international landmarks re-created in Lego form. Dirty Harry, The Shawshank Redemption, and even The Matrix show up in various and obvious ways.Ĭlever references aren’t just reserved for characters, however. Lego City gleefully and unapologetically embraces references from film and TV that children likely won’t understand, but their parents will. I’m not sure how many people younger than me will be able to spot the Colombo reference in the first hour of Lego City, but I love that it exists. Now you have twice as many reasons to break everything you can in Lego City, including other cars while driving around. Now, whenever you break things, you’ll collect little Lego pieces that help you make bigger items as well as the typical “stud” currency used to unlock cheats and special gear. As you explore, you’ll find numerous “super build” points that cost anywhere from 8,000–100,000 blocks. Undercover also introduces a much more involved item-building mechanic than previous games had.
With several disguises, hundreds of blocks, and even more vehicles to build and find, you’ll easily put 10-20 hours into gathering everything you can. I make a habit of finding all the collectables I can in a Lego game, but that feels almost impossible in Undercover (in the best way, though).
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