It's yet another LEGO superhero game featuring the systems that they've built up and refined over the past few years, but funnier.
So far, reviews for this one seem positive. Yes, that is Mark Hamill voicing the Clown Prince of Crime again - we missed him. Honestly, it's exactly what the heroes would do, but at least the characters are an entertaining bunch. Naturally it only makes sense for all the regular villains to band together to save the day while blowing up half of the blocky city in the process. The Justice League have been abducted and replaced with alternate-earth doppelgangers who turn out to be total jerks. Or rather, you're being bad to even worse people.
Of course, being a LEGO kids game, you're not REALLY being bad. Below, an energetic launch trailer featuring a familiar-sounding Joker. It's yet another in the all-consuming series of kid-friendly superhero sandbox games, and this time gives you the chance to create your own costumed in-between playing as the enemies of the Justice League. Considering the gleeful destruction in TT Games's LEGO series, there's really not much difference between heroism and villainy - all the better for those wanting to take Harley Quinn for a casual hammer-rampage in LEGO DC Super-Villains, released today on PC.
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