a b c d Whitehead, Thomas (26 February 2013). "Interview: TT Fusion On Building LEGO City: Undercover". Nintendo Life. Archived from the original on 19 August 2014 . Retrieved 3 April 2015. Cat Rescued - Head to the east an look for this kitty hanging out on the ledge near the LEGO City Gym. LEGO City: Undercover Review (Switch)". Nintendo Life. 11 April 2017. Archived from the original on 15 August 2020 . Retrieved 11 August 2020. James Sterling of Destructoid considered the environment to be dynamic, which many other critics considered to be the reason why the overworld was fun to continuously explore and drive around. [24] [4] Jeff Cork, writing for Game Informer, enjoyed the level of detail in the environment and found it enjoyable driving through it without an objective. [24] 4Players reviewer Mathias Oertel cited the worldbuilding as a reason that made Lego City Undercover "irresistible". [19] Destructoid called the overworld a "sprawling world of color and distraction". [20] Critics noted how objects in the distance would pop into view abruptly, [20] [19] and Edge felt that while it was not a major flaw, they felt disappointed that the "first major exclusive in 2013" for the Wii U does not run smoothly. [21] Sterling saw the collectibles as a reason to remain invested in the game after completing the story, [20] but Oertel contrarily referred to the overworld secrets as "irrelevant". [19] Bischoff appreciated that the collectibles felt like an addition rather a necessity, unlike previous games. [25] Other versions [ edit ]

LEGO City Undercover NPD". NintendoEverything. Archived from the original on 8 August 2013 . Retrieved 5 January 2013. Character Token 5 - Same as above, Fu's token can be found on the southern Arch of Tranquility. Climb the handholds to reach it.Character Token 1 - Look for the Chan Chuang token underneath a cage in the northeast section of town. Walk over to the large stone pillar and smash the fireworks and baskets there, then build their pieces into a Bob-omb from the Mario series. Take it over to the cage and blow it up to collect your prize. Next, you'll need to get to an area where you can eavesdrop on several groups of people. Head across the street and climb up a blue pipe, then use your grappling gun to ascend further. Then, cross a tightrope and scan the area from the Audio Scan point.

a b c d e f g h i j k George, Richard (14 March 2013). "LEGO City Undercover Review: When LEGOs meet Grand Theft Auto". IGN. Archived from the original on 8 February 2023 . Retrieved 2 June 2023. Coffee Break - Climb to the TV shop's roof from Chan's Limos. Head left and look for a wooden fence. Behind it is the coffee break. Drill Thrill - Find the fuse box on the second floor of the hospital near the glass walkway to begin this event.a b c d e f Whitehead, Dan (27 February 2013). "How Lego City Undercover blows the franchise wide open - and could save the Wii U in the process". Eurogamer. Archived from the original on 4 July 2022 . Retrieved 4 June 2023. Boulder Destroyed - Head to the hospital and look in the southwest corner of the parking lot to find this boulder. Makuch, Eddie (23 February 2017). "After Wii U Exclusivity, Lego City Undercover Comes To New Consoles In April". GameSpot. CBS Interactive. Archived from the original on 24 February 2017 . Retrieved 22 November 2016.

Coffee Break - Jump over the fence on the northwest side of the large building to find this Coffee Break. a b c d "LEGO CITY UNDERCOVER REVIEW: THE WALL". Polygon. 14 March 2013. Archived from the original on 13 April 2020 . Retrieved 11 August 2020. Character Token 3 - Climb up to the rooftop in the west that has the greenhouse. Once reaching it, head right, down a tightrope, over on a catapult, and finally through a window with a handhold. Now head left and use the teleporter you find there to get inside the fenced-in area where the token for Tony One-Time awaits. The development team at TT Fusion had been wanting to create a video game based on the Lego City theme for some time, [7] as did the Lego franchise, [8] but the available technology and the fact that most staff were working on existing IPs limited their ability to create such a game. Prototyping for what would become Lego City Undercover began in 2010, and lasted roughly twelve months. In 2011, Nintendo approached the company and showed them the Wii U hardware, asking whether they would like to develop a game for it. Having already had good experiences with Nintendo with successful ports of their previous titles and liking the platform's specs, the team agreed to work with Nintendo. [7] [9] Developing a game not tied to a movie license gave the team a degree of freedom previously unavailable, while also presenting difficulties with multiple aspects including the story, gameplay and general mechanics of the game. Due to the high compatibility between the team's concept and its prospective hardware, ports to other consoles were not seriously considered, until a few years after the game was released. They were also able to integrate the GamePad functions into the game, making part of Undercover 's world. Nintendo generally left the team to develop the game as they pleased, though they received regular updates on the project and would notify them if they saw anything as a problem. [10] Development was split between TT Fusion studio and the Traveller's Tales Knutsford headquarters. [8]Lego City Undercover DLC Coming Via Lego City Police High Speed Chase Toy". TheHDRoom. 6 December 2012. Archived from the original on 29 October 2013 . Retrieved 29 January 2013.