Fifth Update Released for LEGO Worlds

It doesn't matter how old you are or what kind of person you are, everyone loves LEGO. Since 1932, the Danish company has specialised in making creative toys that are loved by all ages. The building block toy is one of the world's oldest and most popular and has fans of all ages. Unless you are a centenarian, then you're not allowed:

The 21st century demands a more digital approach to entertainment sometimes, and so they created LEGO Worlds, the open world sandbox game designed to make LEGO into healthy competition for Minecraft. The game is still in an unfinished state as part of Steam's Early Access model, but that hasn't stopped nearly 400,000 people picking up the game already to help test it out while LEGO perfect the formula.

The latest update brings a number of changes. Most of them are cosmetic, with the confusing "roller" settings menu making way for a more simplified options menu on the pause screen. There's PS4 controller support now and a new backpack, keeping all your tools and inventory in one handy and neat place. There are some running optimisations that have been created as well, alongside some camera changes to make the game more aesthetically pleasing.  The danish company posted full details of the changes on their Steam Community page. Just update your game to enjoy them.