LEGO Voyagers

Light Brick Studio

PC (Steam/Epic); Nintendo Switch; Nintendo Switch 2; PlayStation 4; PlayStation 5; Xbox Series X|SPaid

Health Score

GOOD

About This Game

A two‑player cooperative puzzle‑platformer where each player controls a LEGO brick and must work together to rescue an abandoned spaceship. Play is family‑friendly, nonverbal and centered on physics puzzles, light building, and shared creative problem solving. Tone is gentle, whimsical, and designed to encourage cooperation rather than competition.

Score Breakdown

Positive Aspects

Educational Value

2/5

Creativity

3/5

Pro-Social

4/5

Risk Factors

Addictive Monetization

0/5

Time Pressure / FOMO

1/5

Social Risk

1/5

Content Intensity

1/5

Negatives

•Short overall runtime for some players
•Puzzle coordination may frustrate very young children without a helper
•Online features (cross‑play/co‑op) mean parents should confirm who their child is playing with
•Small paid DLC (soundtrack) exists though no aggressive microtransactions.

Positives

•Strong
•accessible two‑player co‑op that encourages teamwork
•Simple creative/build mode that supports expression
•Family‑friendly tone and low content risk
•Friend’s Pass lets a second player join free.

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Official Ratings

ESRB

Cartoon/Fantasy ViolenceMinimal Cartoonish MischiefInfrequent Mild Language (reported by some outlets)

Online Interactions; Users Interact (online co‑op/Friend's Pass); DLC/In‑game Purchases (soundtrack DLC)

PEGI

Mildnon‑realistic/cartoon violenceSuitable for all ages

Age Recommendations

ℹ️Ages 3-5

Not recommended as a solo experience for most 3–5 year‑olds due to platforming and puzzle coordination — fine to play together with an adult controlling one player and guiding.

ℹ️Ages 6-8

Generally appropriate when played locally with a sibling, friend, or parent; simpler puzzles are approachable but younger kids may need help on timing or coordination challenges.

ℹ️Ages 9-12

Good fit — encourages teamwork, spatial reasoning, and light creative building; local co‑op is ideal, and Friend’s Pass makes playing with a friend easy.

ℹ️Ages 13-15

Suitable and enjoyable — cooperative puzzles and aesthetic storytelling make it a low‑risk pick for teens seeking a short, thoughtful co‑op experience.

ℹ️Ages 16-18

Appropriate — minimal content concerns and no exploitative monetization; older teens will appreciate the cooperative design and visuals.