You know something's popular when you can buy a LEGO version. While Untitled Goose Game hasn't quite reached the same heights as Harry Potter, Batman, or any other major licence you care to think of, a LEGO set of the viral indie hit is actually closer than you might think.
Over on the LEGO Ideas website, people can submit their designs for new sets of plastic bricks. One fan of the honk-heavy game from House House put forward a simple but instantly recognisable design based on the title's first stage. Designs submitted on this site need 10,000 supporters before LEGO will consider putting the set into production. This Untitled Goose Game set has smashed that milestone within a couple of weeks.
It means that we could very well see that devilish goose in LEGO form on toy shop shelves in the future. It's not guaranteed, but that the design has gotten this far is testament to the game's popularity. We certainly hope to see this happen -- how can you not love that miniature recreation of the garden?
Do you want an Untitled Goose Game LEGO set? Honk in the comments below.
[source ideas.lego.com, via twitter.com]
Comments (11)
I'd be up for it. Lego is a pricey game tho
££€€$$
Gimme a Witcher Lego set, Lego.
The game is great, but that's a pretty boring looking Lego set.
Horizon Zero Dawn is made for Lego sets. I'd love a Lego Thunderjaw.
This looks amazing.
@BearsEatBeets Yeah, indeed, where's that HZD set?
@Octane Some clever person has shown it can be done well
Come on Sony, give them a license and make some more money.
@BearsEatBeets Yeah, I've seen those. At one point I was looking to sourcing the part for this tallneck, because the instructions are available online. Buying the individual parts turned out to be a bit too expensive though.
And here's one that probably more to scale with that Thunderjaw: https://i.pinimg.com/564x/cf/53/6a/cf536adb0623997f5040a98c1e8dc3d2.jpg
There are already official LEGO sets based on Minecraft and Overwatch, which kinda tells you the target market for brick-based gaming tie-in products, alas.
But fingers crossed for this LEGO Ideas submission!
@RogerRoger yeah it's a shame (though understandable) that they only do child friendly IPs. Would have thought Horizon would be safe enough though.
@BearsEatBeets Never say never. LEGO are great for random surprises every now and again, it's just a shame that they're... well, random!
Maybe something for Horizon 2 will show up.
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