LEGO has jumped, with both feet, into the toys-to-life category. For those of you unfamiliar with the term or the genre, it is the conjoining of physical toys with video games. LEGO Dimensions comes with physical LEGO pieces that you build into sets, characters, vehicles, or accessories. The next step is placing what you have built on the provided base (which is connected to your game system), and like magic it appears on your television ready to go off on a variety of adventures or activities. The action doesn’t remain on the screen though, there is constant interaction with the physical toy, solving on-screen puzzles by moving or adjusting your toy on the base that has light up sections. These light are controlled by the action on the screen. The bottom line is that this isn’t strictly a video game and it isn’t another LEGO set. Once parents grasped that concept (kids got it much quicker of course) they were onboard, excited, amazed and delighted to find such a fun and unique play experience. In fact, after two months of continuous testing, the scores for Ingenuity were perfect 10’s.