Lego has done what it should have done long, long time ago and launched a proper Minecraft rival, which it calls a "fully open-world, creatively-driven game".
The game, which is available to download right now on Steam Early Access, is "a galaxy of procedurally-generated worlds made entirely of Lego bricks which you can freely manipulate and dynamically populate with Lego models".
Oddly enough, just this morning a developer from the unsuccessful PC MMO Lego Universe explained that the idea of a Minecraft-esque game had been partly held back by, what he calls, "dong detection" software.
Wang on a minute
"The moderation costs of Lego Universe were a big issue in general. They wanted a creative building MMO with a promise of zero penises seen," wrote the dev. "They actually had a huge moderation team that got a bunch of screenshots of every model, every property. Entirely whitelist-based building."
Lego Worlds appears to be single player-only right now, so the penis things probably isn't a problem for now. If it does ever open its walls, however, we expect the dong detector will be fully operational.
June 01, 2015 at 10:40PM
Hugh Langley
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