LEGO® Juniors App Reviews

This game gets really dumb really fast

My 3 year old brother loves this game! Great for LITTLER KIDS. I love watching my brother play it!

It gets boring rilly fast Dont get this game if your over the age 4-5 Ps.dumb

I love even though Im 9 I still love it to pieces

The game is great in all but the character part should have a "random" option.

My 3 year old loves this game but he finished all the levels in about 1 week. Now Im searching for more like it. Needs more levels

Its good for my bro/brother I give 5 stars

My daughter loves this game. I never write reviews, but this one is worthy! Glad the update as more "girl" stuff for my girly girl!

To much girl stuff

Im 10 and i

I really like this game! The only problem is I think you should lose in some way! I know this is game is supposed to be for little kids but you dont win in everything, so this can show them that you cant expect to win! Also, when you finish the game, It doesnt tell you anything. I rated this 4 stars because you should lose and they need to do something when your done! When I finished, I thought it was glitching.

I really like it. However, you need to add motorbikes and racing

I love the game!

I rate it a 4 case you need mutplayer raceing

Awesome game accept, too girly though could be more guyish. There are VERY girly graphics,very pink and purple vehicles.after you get done building you car the guy that says haha is very annoying!!

This app isnt working. It crashes every time We try to open it on my autistic son iPad. I went to the app support page and this isnt working neither. This app needs to be fixed ASAP because some autistic children arent happy at all

Please make a button that makes you get unstuck because I got stuck on a ramp

My Lego-obsessed 5yo seems pleased with this app, but it seems more appropriate for ages 3-5 than what the app recommends. Game play consists of dragging pre-set pieces onto pre-set locations to make a car, holding down a button to make the car go (no steering, no obstacles involved), and then solving a puzzle (the finished product is washed out, he drags the parts onto the picture and they snap into place). I wouldnt consider this an educational or creative app for elementary age children; its merely interactive with little problem solving that relies heavily on a childs love of the brand. The player can make some decisions, but theres too little freedom to experiment. He played this for about a minute before saying, "I want to play a different game, mom," and choosing the Toca Monster Kitchen game.

When you have your person wave at you and says something, it is creepy when you do that from my opinion and everything else is fine.

My brother has this and I will get on his iPad to play it!!!!