Sunday, LEGO is coming out with its next video game, "LEGO Dimensions."
The game is LEGO and Warner Bros. Interactive's version of the popular toy to life game model. Similar to "Disney Infinity" and "Skylanders" before it, "LEGO Dimensions" requires physical toys which can be used as interactive pieces in a game.
It's sure to be on many kid's holiday wish lists.
The game let's you play as a range of different characters from popular movies, TV shows, and more who can all interact with each other on screen.
Imagine Batman and Doctor Who interacting with Chris Pratt's "Jurassic World" character and Scooby Doo.
Parents may be deterred by the price point. The starter pack, which comes with the game, three characters, and a vehicle which you assemble, will sell for $99.99, higher than its competitors. (A typical video game costs $59.99. The latest "Infinity" starts at $64.99.)
The game will be released September 27.
Tech Insider received a review copy of the game before it hits shelves. Keep scrolling to see what's inside.
Here's the "LEGO Dimensions" starter pack. The game is recommended for ages 7-14.
Our copy is for the PS4. But it will also be available on the Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii U.
Here's the back of the box.
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