I have a six year old son, and he absolutely loves the LEGO movie-based games. (He's played multiple LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Indiana Jones, and LEGO Harry Potter games on our WII.) The games have very little to do with LEGO in the traditional sense, since there's not really any player-coordinated building, but they are games that kids desire due to the LEGO theme (well, my kid anyway, and presumably lots of others), and they are designed for kids to enjoy. So, instead of actually killing bad guys in the games, you're instead just causing a LEGO mini-figures to fall apart into their component parts.
All of the games have very similar mechanics, but with story-lines catered to the individual franchise. It took a while to figure out how the first one worked, but once he had that down, he could jump into another one without any trouble. I enjoy playing them with him, so they aren't solely for kids, but kids are definitely the target audience.
All of the games have very similar mechanics, but with story-lines catered to the individual franchise. It took a while to figure out how the first one worked, but once he had that down, he could jump into another one without any trouble. I enjoy playing them with him, so they aren't solely for kids, but kids are definitely the target audience.