Lego’s ‘Build Together’ Experience Will Help Families Build Lego Projects as a Group

Thursday, December 9th, 2021 8:41 am

Lego is testing the feature with a few sets.

The Lego Group revealed a new “Build Together” feature that will soon be added to the Lego Building Instructions mobile application.

The Build Together feature will turn Lego sets into group building projects by giving each person in the group different building tasks to complete as everyone works on the same set. Each person in the group will need their own smart device with the Lego Building Instructions app installed.

While working on a group building project, the application will tell builders to pass their portion of the build onto another person so they can build off of it. When the project is finished, it will look the same as it would if a single person had put it together.

A Lego press release provided more information about this feature:

“LEGO Fan Dominik Brachmanski from Germany is the mastermind behind the idea, which is now being rolled out globally as a BETA version with the aim of testing and gathering valuable insights on how to optimise this interactive experience before potentially scaling and adding more products. The BETA experience currently supports six LEGO sets (with more to come) and will be available in all languages supported in the LEGO Building Instructions app. The experience is going to be promoted to English speaking markets only.”

The press release also listed the six sets that are supported during this beta test:

  • “60307 LEGO CITY Rescue camp
  • 60292 LEGO CITY City Town Center
  • 60291 LEGO CITY Family house
  • 60302 LEGO CITY Wildlife Rescue
  • 10270 LEGO Creator Expert Bookshop
  • 31097 LEGO Creator 3in1: Townhouse Pet Shop & Café”

You can learn more about the Build Together experience on Lego’s website.

Does your family enjoy building Lego sets together? Let us know on Twitter at @superparenthq.

Brandy Berthelson
Editor-in-Chief

Brandy Berthelson has been writing about video games and technology since 2006, with her work appearing on sites including AOL Games, Digital Spy, and Adweek. When she’s not gaming, Brandy enjoys crafting, baking, and traveling with her husband.

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