It was already pointless, Lego wouldn't never agree to it, even an amater game.

Making game is hard, time consuming and almost impossible alone. It's better to work on original and simple idea than just make a "lego game".
A full 3D game in the world of lego is not something you do if you don't have a solid team or good experience.

Trust me, I work on game since a few years and 3 of my last original small project never seen the light of day for different reason each time.
It's really great if you want to make game, but start small.
Notch the creator of Minecraft have been making game for more than 10 years before making Minecraft.

Good luck !

But 😦 Lego agree with this ->> http://www.lego.com/en-us/dimensions

I don't really understand what you mean... LEGO Dimension is multi-million dollar game developed by TT studio in partnership with the LEGO company.

LEGO Dimensions is one of the lates of TT Games and is a lot of fun because of the different characters you are able to play. But is near the same as the other games they released before - puzzles, running, jumping and a lot of attacking to get points.

LEGO Worlds is another game which uses the LEGO licence but is more a minecraft game, which could be cool - but is not ready yet:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/332310/

Yeah, making games is definitely tougher than it looks! It's cool you're sticking with it. Starting small is smart. Speaking of starting small and accessible, did you ever Play Idols of Ash? It's browser-based, so no downloads needed, and might give you some ideas.

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