Lego Alpha Team, Desktop Computer

Lego have been involved in the industry of children's toys for quite a while now, but only recently have they dared to delve into the industry of home entertainment. Lego now have a number of Lego-based titles on shelves, and one of the later editions in Lego Media's history is a little game called Alpha Team. Initially, you would be forgiven for thinking that Alpha Team is an adventure-based game, and while the story line supports this, your only role in this game is to solve puzzles. After taking control of a guy called Dash, you should make your way to the game's short training level to get yourself used to camera controls and gameplay. Once you begin the game proper, your ultimate challenge is to defeat the evil Ogel from using his mind control techniques to turn the planet into a nation of zombies. Each level will reveal a puzzle that needs to be solved in order to progress. Puzzles can be successfully beaten by setting a path for Dash to run through. However, you must ensure that the path is clear of zombies, Ogel's slaves and other devious obstacles. Given some thought, Team Alpha will not pose too many problems for most people, but is a challenge nonetheless.

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