It takes place in an open world called Bricklandia full of Lego buildings, trees and other landmarks mixed in with life-size real objects (garden hoses, tires, etc.). The trailer gives a good overview of what to expect from the game.
Clearly, that's where the "Lego 2K Drive" name comes from, and we suspect that the "Lego 2K" prefix will be adopted on as-yet-unnamed and unannounced titles in the future. The game is being developed by Visual Concepts, a developer that has created the last two "NBA 2K" and "WWE 2K" sports titles for publisher 2K, which is also publishing this Lego game.
It's called "Lego 2K Drive," and it looks a bit like a blend of the famous bricks, "Horizon" and a healthy dash of kart racing staples such as power-ups. Perhaps spurred by the success of its themed "Forza Horizon" expansion and the launch of another toy-oriented racing game "Hot Wheels Unleashed," Lego is providing its own take on driving action.
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