dcsuperheroesThe latest release in the popular LEGO video game series from Warner Bros. Entertainment and TT Games, LEGO Batman: DC Super Heroes, has arrived in the iOS App Store.

The Mac version of the game, "LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes", was released last year. Like other iOS versions of LEGO games, the game has many of the same features of the Mac version but includes two iOS control styles in "Classic" and "Touch Screen."

This also marks the first time a LEGO game on an iOS device has featured voice acting. Previously, LEGO games for the platform used pantomiming characters to express story elements.

Our sister-site TouchArcade has an overview of the gameplay:

You'll run around doing 3D platforming and light puzzle solving, all the while beating up on both bad guys and objects and then collecting the sweet, sweet Lego studs that are left behind, which are then used to buy different characters and other goodies. Lego Batman: DC Super Heroesboasts an 80 character roster, and not surprisingly it looks like you can buy studs as IAP if you desire.


LEGO Batman: DC Super Heroes is a universal app available in the App Store for $4.99. [Direct Link]

Top Rated Comments

Habakuk Avatar
143 months ago
Ad iOS gaming: Almost all games by Pangea Software are free for some hours (and for the first time afair)! Most recommended: Nanosaur, Cro-Mag Rally and Enigmo. Old but good (and updated).

https://itunes.apple.com/artist/pangea-software-inc./id281736538
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phoenixsan Avatar
143 months ago
Well.....

some more options of things to buy for an iPhone. Good combination: LEGO plus Batman. In the likes of LEGO plus LORT and LEGO and Star Wars....(too many toys?.....:o)

:):apple:
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gorskiegangsta Avatar
143 months ago
..when your Android version is ashes....

Apple review board: "...then you have my permission to sell"
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evilguy Avatar
143 months ago
We have most of the Lego games on PlayStation 3, and the kids love the games very much. They can play the games them self without any help.

So it was a nobrainer to buy this game and have the kids (age 5 and 7) play it on our iPad mini.

But the game is too difficult for the kids to figure out, so I will not recommend this game to younger kids.

Love the Lego games but this one was a waste of money :(
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irDigital0l Avatar
143 months ago
You're complaining about this being 1.3GB? I want a 5GB game. Hopefully we will all be able to play more than a handful of console quality games before our iOS is extinct....

1. No one wants a 5GB-10GB game on their iOS device.

2. No one wants to pay for a $30 game on the App Store.

If you want to play games, play it on a PC or console.

iOS will never be equally matched against them.
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MonkeySee.... Avatar
143 months ago
1.3Gb.

Damn my next iPhone will have to be bigger than a 16Gb. These apps are getting too advanced!
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