LEGO 2K Drive players are getting creative with their cars

LEGO 2K Drive is out now and with a versatile garage and vehicle builder, players are getting extremely creative with their cars and boats.

LEGO 2K Drive has launched for everyone, giving you a few days to get used to the building system present in-game. The vehicle builder was praised highly in our review of the game and it seems that people are starting to realise its true potential.

https://twitter.com/Rackzor/status/1659735447977832451?s=20

Rackzo has opted for more realistic vehicles, but uses techniques that must have been complicated to recreate in-game. Ready for Rise of the Beasts, Falkorich has seemingly been inspired by 10302 Optimus Prime with a recreation of the Autobot in truck form. We don't imagine it's possible to have him transform though.

https://twitter.com/Falkorich/status/1659804478722424832?s=20

The official PlayStation UK account even joined in on the fun following the release of LEGO 2K Drive with a model of Sweet Tooth's van from the Twisted Metal series in a crossover that we never expected to see.

https://twitter.com/PlayStationUK/status/1659556234771537920

Some players have chosen to recreate sets not officially featured in the game, including Ghostbusters News and their depiction of 21108 Ghostbusters ECTO-1, with an alternate version based on the Afterlife sequel.

https://twitter.com/GBNewsdotcom/status/1659664428793577475

It's just the start of LEGO 2K Drive with several passes with free and premium rewards still to come, so it will be interesting how complex the vehicles are in a year from this report. LEGO 2K Drive is available now for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, Nintendo Switch and PC.

Featured image: Ghostbusters News

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