"There are so many great co-op experiences to be had right now that my biggest issue isn't finding something to play with my wife or kids, it's finding enough time to play them all. But I'm glad I made the time for Lego Voyagers, because it's the sort of game that is immediately, obviously special, and culminates in a beautiful final few minutes that made my kids and me care deeply for a simple pair of Lego bricks."
"Lego Voyagers is a two-player co-op game, so there's no solo mode, nor can you pair up with a bot partner. Played online or--even better--with two players sharing a couch, the game takes only about four hours to go through. But that's time very well spent, I can tell you, after having played it with my daughter and son at different times."
Lego Voyagers is a short, two-player cooperative puzzle-platformer that requires human partners and lacks solo or AI play. Players control two nameless Lego bricks—one blue, one red—each marked by a single googly eye, who leave their island home after spotting a distant rocket and pursue a shared passion for science and space. The story has no words but conveys emotional depth as the pair explore varied Lego dioramas, from autumnal nature trails to industrial zones. The game runs roughly four hours and pairs simple puzzles with striking lighting and consistently charming Lego-based art design.
Read at GameSpot
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