History VideoGame / LEGOBattles

* BaselessMission

* HoldTheLine

* ProtectionMission

* VillainsOutShopping: Hard to call him a villain, but the Alien Commander seems to be enjoying himself by [[Recursive reality building LEGO sets]].

* Toys/LEGOPirates: Captain Brickbeard's story involves an old, drunken pirate telling his tale of a treasure map that was torn into three pieces which he kept on of them. Captain Brickbeard uses this and sets sail to find the remaining treasure map pieces and ultimately find that treasure, meeting native Islanders along the way where King Kahuka lends his aid. The Imperials meanwhile are after the pirates in an effort to police the seas and stop the pirates from plundering others (and because Brickbeard got under Governor Broadside's skin one too many times). The [[Toys/LEGOCastle Ninjas]] approach the Imperials in a bid for help as the Islanders had captured their master.

* Toys/LEGOMarsMission: Earth forces arrive on Mars around the same time as the Aliens crash-land. Like the toy line, both sides are fighting for control of the [[MineralMacGuffin energy crystals]] though the Aliens are simply trying to repair their ship and escape. Along the way, the LEGOSpacePolice had chased alien criminals to the red planet as well with the Space Police Force approaching Earth forces for assistance while the Space Criminals seek the Aliens for asylum and to escape Mars with them.

* SecretCharacter: [[spoiler:[[Toys/LEGOAgents Agent Chase]], [[Toys/ClassicLEGOSpace a Classic Space Astronaut]], [[Toys/LEGOCastle a Ghost, the Forestman]], [[Toys/LEGOWestern the Sheriff]] and [[Toys/LEGOPirates the Conquistador]] can be unlocked by finding all of the minikits in each of the campaigns(Aliens, Astonauts, Wizard's army, King's army, Pirates and Imperials, respectively)]].

* SecretCharacter: [[spoiler:[[Toys/LEGOAgents Agent Chase]] can be unlocked.]]

* Toys/LEGOCastle (2007-2009): Featuring King Rivet's Kingdom and Wizard Mallock's Undead Army. King Rivet's campaign involves defending from the attacking army while Mallock's story shows he's only after the magic crystals to complete a staff and bring back his lost love, the Sorceress. Like the toy line, the Western Kingdom allies with the Dwarves and the Undead Army unite with the Trolls.

** The Wizard is only wanting to obtain the pieces to his staff in order to bring back his lost love, the Sorceress.

** The Aliens crash-landed their mothership on Mars and simply want to repair their ship and leave but the Earth forces are getting in their way and, if the Mars Mission sets are to be believed, interested in using their Drones as a LivingBattery.

* SiegeEngines: The second special or vehicle unit is always one that moves slowly and can out range static defenses such as the King's catapult or the Wizard's troll giant among others.

** The Aliens crash-landed their mothership on Mars and simply want to repair their ship and leave but the Earth forces are getting in their way.

* Toys/LEGOPirates: Captain Brickbeard's story involves an old, drunken pirate telling his tale of a treasure map that was torn into three pieces which he kept on of them. Captain Brickbeard uses this and sets sail to find the remaining treasure map pieces and ultimately find that treasure, meeting native Islanders along the way that lend their help. The Imperials meanwhile are after the pirates in an effort to police the seas and stop the pirates from plundering others (and because Brickbeard got under Governor Broadside's skin one too many times).

* ActionGirl: The Queen, Sorceress, Lady Pirate, Camilla, Gemma and the Alien Queen.

* ZergRush

''LEGO Battles'' is a RealTimeStrategy game for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS devloped by ''Hellbent Games'' and co-developed by ''TT Games'', released June 9 of 2009. The game features a story mode of three different storylines for three themes: Each story features 15 missions, three acts and around 4-6 missions per act. Alongside, each side gains a sub-faction such as the Dwarfs for the King, Trolls for the Wizard, etc. As per any other VideoGame/LEGOAdaptationGame, cutscenes are very tongue-in-cheek, minikits can be found for special characters and red bricks can be obtained for extras or cheats.

* AreaOfEffect: The King's earthquake, the Wizard's lightning, etc. Bonus points with the long range magic extra.

* KillSat: Gemma and Biff have the ability to call down an orbital laser affecting an area where you tap. It's implied to be their command ship in orbit.

* ConstructAdditionalPylons

* DefogOfWar: It can be done through the extras, either to reveal red bricks, minikits, blue studs or even the entire map.

* KineticWeaponsAreJustBetter: The pirate gunner and the imperial rifleman are able to dish out more damage than the astronaut commando or alien laser trooper.

* ShoutOut: The [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Gripley]] robotic suit, the mount unit used by the astronauts.

''LEGO Battles'' is a RealTimeStrategy game for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS devloped by ''Hellbent Games'' and co-developed by ''TT Games'', released June 9 of 2009. The game features a story mode of three different storylines for three themes: Each story features 15 missions, three acts and around 4-6 missions per act. Alongside, each side gains a sub-faction such as the Dwarfs for the King, Trolls for the Wizard, etc. As per any other VideoGame/LEGOAdaptationGame, cutscenes are very tongue-in-cheek, minikits can be found for special characters and red bricks can be obtained for extras.

* ACommanderIsYou: Done in an odd fashion, free play allows you to customize the specific units you use to suit your play-style but at most it's changing the balance between Spammer with cheap units, Elitist with the best units or going for a Balance between the two.

* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: Taken UpToEleven. You can have, at most, ''twenty'' individual units, one hero, and four vehicles. The Alien Criminal Leader and [[spoiler: Agent Chase's]] hotwire ability allows you to steal enemy vehicles and go over this cap, however. Of course, the [[JustifiedTrope limit may be because the DS is a relatively old console with limited capabilities]].

* HolidayMode: Playing the game on December 24 or 25 unlocks Santa. Obviously, since it's a console game, one can simply change the DS's time to such to unlock it without penalty.

* RockBeatsLaser: It's entirely possible, in freeplay, to have the pirates go up against aliens and win.

* SecretCharacter: [[spoiler:[[Toys/LEGOAgents Agent Chase]] can be unlocked.]]
* WorkerUnit
* YouRequireMoreVespeneGas

* ColorCodedArmies: Blue for the King and Imperials, Red for the Wizard and Pirates, Orange for Gemma, Green for the aliens. The third side in missions tend to be green, unless the aliens are present then it's blue.

* CommandAndConquerEconomy: Your kingdom/naval yard/ground base/whatever won't build itself on it's own.

* KineticWeaponsAreJustBetter: The pirate gunner and the imperial rifleman are able to dish out more damage than the commando or alien laser trooper.

* ColorCodedArmies: Blue for the King and Imperials, Red for the Wizard and Pirates, Orange for Gemma, Green for the aliens. The third side in missions tend to be green, unless the aliens are present then it's usually blue.

* InstantMilitia: Peon units of any side don't attack by default, and when ordered to do so, they do bugger all damage for it though so it's only for desperate times.

''LEGO Battles'' is a RealTimeStrategy game for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS devloped by ''Hellbent Games'' and co-developed by ''TT Games'', released June 9 of 2009. The game features a story mode of three different storylines for three themes: Each story features 15 missions, three acts and around 4-6 missions per act. Alongside, each side gains a sub-faction such as the Dwarfs for the King, Trolls for the Wizard, etc. As per any other LEGOAdaptationGame, cutscenes are very tongue-in-cheek, minikits can be found for special characters and red bricks can be obtained for extras.

''LEGO Battles'' is a RealTimeStrategy game for the NintendoDS devloped by ''Hellbent Games'' and co-developed by ''TT Games'', released June 9 of 2009. The game features a story mode of three different storylines for three themes: Each story features 15 missions, three acts and around 4-6 missions per act. Alongside, each side gains a sub-faction such as the Dwarfs for the King, Trolls for the Wizard, etc. As per any other LEGOAdaptationGame, cutscenes are very tongue-in-cheek, minikits can be found for special characters and red bricks can be obtained for extras.

''LEGO Battles'' is a RealTimeStrategy game for the NintendoDS devloped by ''Hellbent Games'' and co-developed by ''TT Games'', released June 9 of 2009. The game features a story mode of three different storylines for three themes: Each story features 15 missions, three acts and around 4-6 missions per act. Alongside, each side gains a sub-faction such as the Dwarfs for the King, Trolls for the Wizard, etc. As per any other LEGOAdaptationGame, hilarity is rife in the cutscenes, minikits can be found for special characters and red bricks can be obtained for extras.

* ACommanderIsYou: Done in an odd fashion, free play allows you to customize the specific units you use to suit your play-style.

* CommandAndConquerEconomy

* HeroUnit: A lot of them, along with secret ones the player can unlock

* InstantMilitia: Peon units of any side don't attack by default, and when ordered to do so, they barely do any damage so consider it a form of CherryTapping.

* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: Taken UpToEleven. You can have, at most, ''twenty'' individual units, one hero, and four vehicles. The Alien Criminal Leader and [[spoiler: Agent Chase's]] hotwire ability allows you to steal enemy vehicles and go over this cap, however. Of course, the [[JustifiedTrope: limit may be because the DS is a relatively old console with limited capabilities]].

* ArbitrayHeadcountLimit: Taken UpToEleven. You can have, at most, ''twenty'' individual units, one hero, and four vehicles. The Alien Criminal Leader and [[spoiler: Agent Chase's]] hotwire ability allows you to steal enemy vehicles and go over this cap, however. Of course, the [[JustifiedTrope: limit may be because the DS is a relatively old console with limited capabilities]].

* ArbitrayHeadCountLimit: Taken UpToEleven. You can have, at most, ''twenty'' individual units, one hero, and four vehicles. The Alien Criminal Leader and [[spoiler: Agent Chase's]] hotwire ability allows you to steal enemy vehicles and go over this cap, however. Of course, the [[JustifiedTrope: limit may be because the DS is a relatively old console with limited capabilities]].