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LEGO® Party!

87% positive · 1,431 Steam reviews · released Sep 30, 2025 · by SMG Studio

What it likely sold — estimate, stated as a range on purpose

Lifetime units: ~37,778 (P10–P90: 15,111 – 83,112)

Gross revenue: ~$1,238,809 ($495,517 – $2,725,392)

Estimate, method v1.0 — before Steam's ~30% share, refunds and VAT. The band means: we'd be surprised if the truth sat outside it. How we estimate

Player voice — measured shares of Steam thumbs, never a model

Last 90 days: 93% positive across 56 stored reviews. Action games with 100+ reviews typically sit around 84% (median of 3353 games).

Multiplayer & community83% positive · 58 mentions
“Overall Opinion Worth it on sale ONLY IF you have friends to play with and they are either also willing to buy it, or remote play is an option. It does some things better than Mario Party, but other things worse. Cons (Let's get these out…”Recommended · Steam review · Dec 2025 · 3 h played
Content & longevity100% positive · 31 mentions
“Mario Party killer. Feels like an actual game rather than just rolling dice and seeing what happens. Here's what makes it better: 1. No dice. Instead uses a number roller which is, at least, visually interesting and, at best, provides a…”Recommended · Steam review · May 2026 · 7 h played
Price & value81% positive · 27 mentions
“Overall Opinion Worth it on sale ONLY IF you have friends to play with and they are either also willing to buy it, or remote play is an option. It does some things better than Mario Party, but other things worse. Cons (Let's get these out…”Recommended · Steam review · Dec 2025 · 3 h played
Story & writing83% positive · 24 mentions
“Overall Opinion Worth it on sale ONLY IF you have friends to play with and they are either also willing to buy it, or remote play is an option. It does some things better than Mario Party, but other things worse. Cons (Let's get these out…”Recommended · Steam review · Dec 2025 · 3 h played
Controls & UI65% positive · 17 mentions
“Mario Party killer. Feels like an actual game rather than just rolling dice and seeing what happens. Here's what makes it better: 1. No dice. Instead uses a number roller which is, at least, visually interesting and, at best, provides a…”Recommended · Steam review · May 2026 · 7 h played
Gameplay & mechanics87% positive · 15 mentions
“Overall Opinion Worth it on sale ONLY IF you have friends to play with and they are either also willing to buy it, or remote play is an option. It does some things better than Mario Party, but other things worse. Cons (Let's get these out…”Recommended · Steam review · Dec 2025 · 3 h played
Performance & stability67% positive · 15 mentions
“Overall Opinion Worth it on sale ONLY IF you have friends to play with and they are either also willing to buy it, or remote play is an option. It does some things better than Mario Party, but other things worse. Cons (Let's get these out…”Recommended · Steam review · Dec 2025 · 3 h played

300 recent English reviews stored · topics keyword-matched · topics under 12 mentions stay hidden · methodology

Game DNA — store facts, community tag votes, labeled AI inference

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Single-playerMultiplayerPvPCo-opOnline co-opLocal / split-screen co-op

Platform features

AchievementsFull controller supportTrading cardsSteam Cloud

Business model

Buy to play

Sources: Valve store fields · community tag votes · AI-inferred values are marked and drawn from a fixed vocabulary.

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