The promotion for the LEGO Children’s Amusement Park (40529) is now available again on the LEGO Shop in North America. You can get it from now until September 22 with purchases of $90 or more, while supplies last. This promo was originally released back in May. Remember to use Rakuten to earn some cash back on your purchases. You can earn back 1.5% on exclusives and 2.5% on all other items.
In addition, if you’re in the UK, Australia, or parts of Europe, the promotion for the LEGO City Sandwich Shop (40578) is now live as well. You can get it from now until September 30 with purchases of £90, $179 AUD, or €90, while supplies last. North America will get this promotion a little later.
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LEGO South Korea has started promoting this year’s LEGO Bricktober sets. There will be four sets available featuring coin-operated rides that pays homage to some classic LEGO themes such as Space, Pirates, and Castle to celebrate LEGO’s 90th anniversary as well as the Unicorn from the Rebuild the World campaign. The Bricktober 2022 sets will most likely be available in Asian countries.
There is finally a release date for the upcoming LEGO Bricktales game and it will be happening on October 12. The new puzzle will be available on a variety of platforms including PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and STEAM.
The game will take you through five different LEGO biomes as you help your grandfather recreate his runndown amusement park. During this journey, you will unlock new skills to help you achieve that goal.
THE BUILDING BEGINS ON OCTOBER 12th AS LEGO BRICKTALES HITS XBOX, PLAYSTATION, SWITCH & PC
New release date trailer for LEGO Bricktales shows off colourful environments full of creative opportunities
Gothenburg, Sweden – September 15th, 2022: In collaboration with the LEGO Group, Thunderful are excited to announce that their highly anticipated brick-building adventure, LEGO® Bricktales, will be hitting PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch on October 12th.
Developed by the team behind the Bridge Constructor series, LEGO Bricktales sees you journeying across 5 beautiful LEGO themed biomes as you search for inspiration to help your grandfather reinvigorate his rundown amusement park. An intuitive new brick-by-brick building mechanic will help you solve the many fun puzzles you encounter on this adventure and bring your solutions to life.
With the power of your imagination, LEGO Bricktales tasks you with putting together cool aesthetic creations, such as market stands and music boxes, as well as testing your building skills with functional physics-based puzzles like building cranes and gyrocopters. You’ll need them to help out the LEGO Minifigures you will
Starting in October, LEGO will be releasing the new LEGO Avatar sets and the first one we’ll be checking out is Neytiri & Thanator vs. AMP Suit Quaritch (75571). The set has 560 pieces and retails for $44.99. Even though it’s a medium sized set, it is the smallest system set for this wave, not including the BrickHeadz set.
Zavvi has a great sale on the LEGO Star Wars AT-TE Walker (75337) for 15% off the regular price. If you use the code LEGOSW during checkout, you can get the set for only $119.99 and free shipping. This is currently the best price you can get on the set especially since it only just released last month here in North America.
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The LEGO Ideas Motorized Lighthouse (21335) has been out for a few days now and if you’re on the fence about it, LEGO has released the designer video for the set. Designer Luka Kapeter talks about some of the details that went into the set including the functional light which uses a brand new Fresnel lens piece. You can check out my review of the set here.
LEGO has updated their Retiring Soon list and there are a lot of larger sets that will be going away in the next few months. Some of the sets have been around for a few years now while some have a shorter life span. Overseas has a couple more sets listed than in North America so I would go with that just to be safe. There are also some sets that are temporarily out of stock but I’ve listed them for reference in case you find them at another retailer.
