LEGO® Hill Climb Adventures+ in Apple Arcade

Explore, Race, Build!

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Our Site Score

86/100

LEGO Hill Climb Adventures+ is a brilliant marriage of two iconic brands. The 'hill climb' mechanic has always been about that delicate balance between momentum and gravity, and adding LEGO physics into the mix makes every crash a hilarious explosion of bricks. It’s a game that doesn't take itself too seriously, yet offers a surprising amount of depth in its vehicle customization.

The mission-based structure is a nice departure from the endless racing of the original games. Meeting Minifigure NPCs who actually give you objectives makes the world feel inhabited rather than just a backdrop for a high score. The 'Rivals' mode also adds a competitive edge that keeps the gameplay from becoming repetitive.

Graphically, the game is bright and sharp, looking fantastic on an iPhone 15 or later. The haptic feedback when you're grinding over bricks or landing a big jump is tuned perfectly. It’s addictive, family-friendly, and consistently rewarding. Fingersoft and LEGO have a winner here.

Reviewed on: Sun Apr 12 2026
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Dinsun Review

Dinsun here. I’ve been playing Hill Climb Racing since it was just a few pixels on a screen. Adding LEGO to the mix is a smart move commercially, and I’ll admit, seeing the little plastic bricks fly off during a crash is satisfying. The physics are as reliable as ever—finicky, frustrating, but fair. It’s a game of momentum and throttle control, and that core loop is still addictive.

However, the progression is slowed down by a lot of 'LEGO fluff.' There’s too much dialogue for a game about driving a jeep over a hill, and the upgrade path feels intentionally grindy to encourage spending. It’s a good looking game, much better than the original, but it lacks the 'soul' of a pure physics racer. It’s a bit too corporate, too polished. I prefer my racers lean and mean, but kids will probably love the 'building' aspects, even if they're mostly cosmetic.

Overall Stats

Pros & Cons

  • Excellent use of the LEGO license
  • Tried-and-true physics engine
  • Satisfying vehicle destruction
  • Heavy focus on grinding/monetization
  • Unnecessary story segments
  • High difficulty spikes that force upgrades

Technical Report

Performance: Occasional frame drops during heavy particle effects; long loading times between worlds.

Accessibility:
  • Two-button controls
  • Subtitles for story
  • Adjustable camera zoom

Audience Fit

Buy if: You love the Hill Climb Racing loop and want to see it with much better graphics.

Skip if: You have a low tolerance for 'freemium' progression systems.

Similar Games:
  • Hill Climb Racing 2
  • Trials Frontier
  • LEGO Racing

Reviewer Context

  • Reviewer: Dinsun, 40yo Male, Critical Gamer
  • Hardware: iPhone 15 Pro
  • Playtime: 8 hours
  • Status: Reached the third world and upgraded two vehicles fully.

The Game

Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod

Version 1.2Wed Oct 22 2025

Get ready for a new adventure in The Dust Bin!

- New Storyline - The Dust Bin Rally Revival

- New Vehicle - The Trophy Truck

- New Vehicle Looks

- Achievements

Ratings & Reviews

4.6 out of 5 with 52 Counts
Age Rating 9+

Game Overview

LEGO® Hill Climb Adventures+ combines the classic physics-based racing of Hill Climb Racing with the boundless creativity of LEGO. Players embark on a journey through varied environments—from sunny countrysides to the Great Below—meeting colorful LEGO Minifigures and completing unique missions. Collect coins and bricks to upgrade your vehicle's power and equip active gadgets to overcome treacherous terrain. With a new 'Rivals' PvP mode and full controller support, it’s a high-octane adventure for racers and builders alike.

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