Many of the sets from the LEGO City line could be spotted as you played including the Passenger Train, Octan trucks and a fair few of the Mining sub-theme sets. Players could travel around in various familiar vehicles, taking part in missions or just generally seeing what the vast city had to offer.

Gameplay took on more of a Grand Theft Auto-style, thankfully with less killing and carjacking, in favour of more wacky disguises and mega builds. The game was released exclusively for the Nintendo Wii U system, in fact it was the first LEGO title to be published by Nintendo. Released back in 2013, LEGO City Undercover followed the crime fighting adventures of Chase McCain, who after a two year absence from LEGO City, returns to once again chase down the notorious criminal mastermind Rex Fury. This week marks the fifth anniversary of the games original release, making it the perfect time to take A Look At LEGO…. LEGO City Undercover and its handheld prequel, The Chase Begins followed the action packed adventures of the LEGO City Police, letting players experience a living, breathing LEGO City in all its digital bricky goodness. It wouldn’t be until 2013 that the LCPD gained its poster boy in the form of Detective Chase McCain, star of TT Games first LEGO title not based on a licensed. As LEGO sets have evolved, the everyday policing of LEGO City now falls in the jurisdiction of the famed LEGO City Police Department.

There has been many fighters of crime appear in various LEGO® sets over the years, in fact the very first minifigure was a Police Officer.

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