Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment today confirmed that LEGO Dimensions will receive new packs focusing on The Goonies, Harry Potter and LEGO City franchises in May.
Form 10 May, expect The Goonies Level Pack, the Harry Potter Fun Pack and LEGO City Fun Pack, offering new minifigures, Toy Tags and more.
“The Goonies Level Pack includes a complete level of The Goonies gameplay where players can help Sloth and Chunk escape the Fratelli hideout and join the rest of the Goonies on their search for One Eyed Willy’s treasure,” Warner Bros. said in a press release today. “Players can use Sloth’s Super Strength to smash through walls or play as Chunk and use his infamous Truffle Shuffle. The rebuildable One-Eyed Willy’s Pirate Ship will sail on water and can also be built into the Fanged Fortune and the Inferno Cannon; while the rebuildable Skeleton Organ has Sonar Smash abilities and can also be built into the Skeleton Jukebox and Skele-Turkey for added game play capabilities.
“Sloth provides access to a new The Goonies Battle Arena, and also the Adventure World where players can explore Mikey’s House, Inferno Cove and the Goon Docks. Once the level is complete, players will be able to replay through the game and other levels as any of the seven other Goonies characters to solve additional puzzles and access more collectibles in their journey through the LEGO multiverse.”
The Harry Potter Fun Pack, shown at top, includes a Hermione Granger LEGO minifigure, allowing players to cast myriad spells. The pack also comes with the Harry Potter Battle Arena and an Adventure World featuring Hogwarts, Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley locations. Finally, the pack includes the 3-in-1 rideable Buckbeak the Hippogriff, which transforms into the Giant Owl and the Fierce Falcon.
Finally, the LEGO City Fun Pack features a Chase McCain LEGO minifigure, the LEGO City Adventure World and 3-in-1 Police Helicopter that transforms into the Police Hovercraft and Police Plane.
LEGO Dimensions is out now on PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One and Wii U.
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