Lego Party!

Lego Party is a humorous, Lego-fied take on the classic Mario Party formula, where players move around interactive boards and play fast-paced mini-games every round in the hopes of earning the most Golden Bricks. Lego Party includes four challenge boards (Pirate, Space, Ninjago, Theme Park) and 60 different minigames. Instead of set characters, players can unlock dozens of minifigures. Players can also unlock individual pieces and build their own custom minifigure.
Lego games are often known for their goofy humor, and Lego Party is no exception. Each challenge match transforms into a game show thanks to the funny narration by its twin hosts, Ted Talker and Paige Turner. Lego Party is also less random than Mario Party, due in large part to the lack of bonus bricks at the end of the game. In addition to the standard challenge zones, players can also freely play minigame matches.
Lego Party supports up to four players in local and online multiplayer.

Minigames are generally easy to understand and involve a single joystick, and possibly a single button press. Examples include racing, stacking blocks, matching patterns, and hitting balls. CPU bots include three difficult settings: Normal, Hard and Expert (Easy was deemed not easy enough in a patch, with a true 'Easy' setting coming soon).

• Which Challenge board is your favorite?
• Which minigames do you enjoy the most, and which do you find the most challenging?
• Do you enjoy unlocking new minifigures, or customizing your own?
• How does Lego Party compare to Mario Party? Which do you prefer?