I Built a LEGO Gaming SKYSCRAPER

Today, I'm going to be building a giant Lego video game skyscraper with a total of four levels and 16 rooms, each for a different video game. You're going to want to stick to the end to see if one of your favorite video games is on my skyscraper. So let's just get straight into it with. In this video, I'm going to be taking four popular video games and turning them into one giant Lego set. Every video I've needed a base plate, which I have right here that has four different corners for four different video games. Now I'm not going to tell you what the video games are because you're going to have to watch to the end to see all four of the video games. And for the first floor on the brown side, we're going to be building Luigi's Mansion. But before I start building Luigi's Mansion in Lego, I want to play the game for a little bit so I can get some inspiration. I speed ran the entire game in three minutes and 52 seconds. Okay, that didn't really happen, but you get the point. But I think there's a lot of cool things in this game that we could build out of Lego. But if I want to build the game, I need some characters. So I got this big blocky Luigi character. Okay. I'm joking. I'm not using this character. I'm using a minifigure. Here's our Lego Luigi. He's got his classic green hat. On his back is the Poltergust G.O.O., and I used a broom piece as the vacuum to suck up all the ghosts. I'm also going to use the Polterpup from a Lego Mario set and a purple ghost from another Mario set. Now that we have our figures, I think it's time I start building. And the Luigi's Mansion room is finished. There are a lot of details in this room, so let me show you all of them. On one side of the wall is a door to one of the rooms. And in the corner, there is a table with a black balloon, and there's also a dead plant, a golden minifigure statue, and a candle. On the ground is a red carpet that leads you to the elevator door, which looks super fancy with a lot of cool gold details. And on the edge, I put luggage for Mario and Princess Peach, like in the game. And with all the characters in, we're done with the first room. I think it's time we go on to the next video game, which is going to be the most popular VR game out there, VR Chat. No, I'm joking. It's Beat Saber. But first, let me play the game for a little bit. And now I can go into virtual reality. Wow, this feels so real. I look like a weirdo right now. Here's the figure we're going to be using for the Beat Saber room. It's just a normal dude wearing a very futuristic VR headset, and also two blades that really look like lightsabers. I think Beat Saber is about to get some copyright issues. I have the figure, and I'm pretty certain I know what to do, so let's start building. And the Beat Saber room is complete. There isn't a lot of crazy stuff in here, just because Beat Saber is pretty simple. But our Beat Saber player is on this floating platform with some pretty cool transparent pieces, which are supposed to be LEDs. I've also added a couple of floating note blocks, and I have the Beat Saber player cutting through one of them. And then I also just put a couple of other transparent pieces to be the LEDs throughout the entire map. And yeah, there isn't a lot in this Beat Saber build, but there's not really much else in Beat Saber anyways. All right, it's time we go on to the next video game. And I think a lot of people are going to like this, because it's the new trend on Roblox right now. It's Shovelware's Brain Game. Yippee! You won the only dancing banana. Now that's a lot of damage. Yeah, it's the game with that obnoxious banana. For our figure, I took the dancing banana, and he is a little bit big, but it's fine. He's got his nice orange bow tie and his microphone. And honestly, he just looks like a cool buildable character. Because our obnoxious banana is built, I think it's time we start building. All right, I'm finished with the Shovelware's Brain Game room. And it's looking pretty awesome, other than the obnoxious banana. I built two contestants playing the game, and they're on their stands from the game. I've also added one of the cameras, because it's a game show. In the game, there are a couple cameras, so I added one of them to record everything and broadcast it on the news. But I don't know who's watching the show, because there's a pretty obnoxious banana. If I haven't said that enough. Behind the dancing banana is the prize board, which usually shows a prize that you can win if you get the next question correct. There isn't like a crazy amount of detail in this build, but that's pretty much how the game is. It's just simple. But now, I think it's time we go on to the last build of this level, and it's gonna be Animal Crossing. It's the game where you're stranded on an island, trying to survive, with a money-hungry raccoon bossing you around. Okay, that's not really what the game is, but it could be. Let me just play the game for a little bit. I speedran the entire game in- Okay, I'm joking about that. For this build, I have two characters, one being the villager. It also looks more like the one from Super Smash Bros. But he has a simple plain red shirt, a backpack with a bunch of goodies, and a tent, and he just looks like a normal villager you'd play in the game. And our other character is Tom Nook, the money-hungry raccoon that wants to take your life-saving. I use Rocket Raccoon's head because it's the closest thing that we could use to Tom Nook. He's got a blue jacket on, a raccoon tail in the back, and now I've got both the Animal Crossing characters, let's start building the last room. And I've completed the Animal Crossing room. In the corner of the room, there is a small building called Nook's Cranny, which is from the game. I also added a campfire, and a couple stumps for seeds. On the left side, there are a couple stones, which you hit to get stone pieces. On the right side, I made a not-so-accurate tree, but it's the best we got. I've also added a couple fruits in the tree, there's a lot of little flower and grass details on the ground. And with the Animal Crossing room being done, we are done with this level. And with level one done, that means we can go on to... I am taking four popular Nintendo games and building each of them a room in level two of our video game tower. Let's-a go! The first game I'm gonna be building is Mario Kart. Wahoo! But before I start building the game, I wanna play the game so I get some inspiration. So let's play some Mario Kart. IRL. I got a Nintendo Switch, so let's actually play the real game. One thing I've noticed about Mario Kart is I'm really good at falling off the mouse. I should get a trophy for that. Now I need to start building the Mario Kart room. But I need something from the old video game tower, and... I don't know where it is. Bro, where does this thing keep going? I'm gonna go look for it. Five minutes later... Why is it in the bathtub? It doesn't matter about all that because we're looking for the Mario minifigure. And here is Mario... Why are you wearing Chris Pratt's head again? It's-a me, a Mario. Get out of here. Here is the, like, a Mario minifigure we were looking for. But this is Mario Kart we're building, so we need a Mario Kart. I guess there is a kart right there. I think we can upgrade this Mario Kart. Let's-a go! Just adding a couple extra pieces onto it. It looks good as new. Now I think Mario is ready to race. Here we go! Yahoo! But I also built something to distract Mario. A custom-built blue shell. And now I can chase Mario in first place and explode him. Now here is the level 2 base plate for the video game tower. And on the black bricks, we're gonna be building Rainbow Road for Mario Kart. We've got everything we need, so let's start building. And here's the Mario Kart Rainbow Road room finished. I put Mario in the middle on his kart, and I also put some orange transparent pieces to look like the sparks when you're drifting. In the back corner, I put a floating gold coin. I also built a Mario Kart question block. And I attached the blue shell onto the wall to make it look like it's flying right at Mario. And that's pretty much the entire room, so let's go on to the next game. And our next Nintendo game is Splatoon. I've got the Splatoon 3 game, so let's try it out. As you can see, I'm really cracked at the game. And I destroy every 8-year-old that plays this game. Mostly. For the minifigures, I built two Inklings. One on the orange team, and one on the green team. I also built a green squid. We have everything, so it's time to start building. And here is the Splatoon room all finished. You can see there's orange and green paint all over the place. I have both the minifigures on each side. There's a yellow barrel on the side. And this green painted rail, which you can turn into a squid and ride on it to get from place to place. There's a little ramp in the middle to get to the high ground. It's over, Anakin! I have the high ground! And that's pretty much it with this Splatoon room. So let's go on to our next Nintendo game, which is Legend of Zelda, which a lot of you guys really wanted to see. And to be completely honest, I have actually never played a Legend of Zelda game. But I don't own a Legend of Zelda game, so please don't get mad at me in the comments. Dude, you do not know what Legend of Zelda is! You have not played it! You are an awful YouTuber! You should get a driver's license! Go subscribe! Okay, I'll play Legend of Zelda tomorrow. For the minifigure, I built Link from Legend of Zelda. He's looking really cool with his bow and arrow. What's supposed to be the master sword. He also has an extra little knife. And he just looks like a really cool character. I'm only going to be using this figure for this build, but it's okay. Because it's time to start building the Legend of Zelda room. And the Legend of Zelda room is finished. I based this room off of this picture I found. Because it looked like a really cool room to build. In the middle of the room is the master sword. It's almost like the sword and the stone. I've also added some stepping stones that lead to the master sword. And I made Link walking towards it. I put a lot of plant pieces throughout the build to make it look a little more natural. And in the back I put some trees and mountains. And also a very large tree in the back corner. But it's too big so it gets cut off. There's nothing really else to say about the Legend of Zelda room. So let's go to our final Nintendo game being Metroid. And like Legend of Zelda, I have never played a Metroid game. I actually never heard of Metroid until I played Super Smash Bros. So that obviously means I don't own any Metroid games. But I do own Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. So let's play Super Smash Bros. IRL. Ready? Okay, I promise I won't do an IRL thing again. Maybe. Let's play the real Super Smash Bros. Ready? I'm pretty certain everyone that's played Super Smash Bros can agree that Ridley is overpowered. Maybe a little too much. Here's the Lego Samus minifigure that we're going to be using. I took a couple of sand green pieces and turned her hand into a gun. She has a red helmet with the green visor. And she also has golden red armor. And this is definitely my favorite figure I've ever built for the Gaming Tower. It's a custom built Ridley. His mouth can open and close. His arms and legs and tail are very poseable. This thing is so cool. Now we got the Metroid figures, so it's time to start building. And the Metroid room is complete. This room looks absolutely sick. I put a long green transparent piece on Samus' gun to look like it's shooting a laser. And I put a little green transparent piece on Ridley so it looks like it's hitting him. Ridley wouldn't fit in the room because he's too tall. So I attached him onto the side so he's flying in. I put a platform in the middle above the lava. With one column on each side. But one is destroyed. There's flowing lava in the back corner. And there's a lot of Lego fire pieces I put in the lava. Which makes it look even better. And with that complete, we are done with all four rooms. So that means we need to take the last level and stack it. It's time to put this on top of it. And there you go. Now we have done two levels. So, let's go on to... I'm taking four popular video games and building each of them a room in level three of our video game tower. So, let's-a go. To start off, we need a base plate, like always, for each of the games. And it's four different colored squares for the four different games we're going to be building. And to start off, we're going to be building on the blue one. Which is the video game we're going to be building on this square. A lot of you guys requested Fall Guys. But before I start building the Fall Guys room, I do own Fall Guys, so I'm going to play it for a little bit to get some inspiration from the game. So, let's play some Fall Guys. You could probably say I'm a Fall Guys pro. Kind of. Now I need to build some of the Fall Guy bean characters. To build them, I took some minions from Despicable Me and sadly I had to rip off their heads. It's okay, they'll be fine. And I put some different heads on the bodies with custom faces. So, there's a yellow and orange one, a purple, blue, and yellow one. And the last one is the funny red tall neck one. Now I just need to bring back the base plate and we got everything we need. So, let's start building the Fall Guys room. And here is the Fall Guys room all finished. It took me a little bit to decide on what level I wanted to build, but then I ended up deciding to build the top of Fall Mountain. I have the little Fall Guys right here all trying to jump to get the crown first. And whoever touches the crown first wins the game. The yellow Fall Guy is really close to the crown. The purple Fall Guy is jumping for it. And the red tall neck Fall Guy is probably not going to win. Underneath the crown, I built the conveyor belt that's right there. So, when you're playing the game, if you jump for the crown and miss it, you fall on the conveyor belt and it launches you far away. And in the back, I built one of the four giant pink cannons that launches a giant ball and slows down the players. And yeah, that is pretty much it with this room. So, let's go on to our next game, which is Crossy Road. Crossy Road is one of, if not my favorite mobile app game. And I would say I'm pretty good at Crossy Road, so I'm going to play it a little bit before we start building. And there you go, I got a score of 160. Comment down below what your high score is in Crossy Road. Now, for Crossy Road, I built the famous chicken out of Lego, and it's looking pretty cool. It's got its beak, its legs, and some pretty simple eyes. And I would say it resembles the chicken from the game pretty well. Let's just hope he doesn't get run over by a car. Now, here's a red card that the chicken tries to avoid in the game, and I'm going to be using it in the build. So, I've got everything we need, so let's start building the Crossy Road room. And here is the Crossy Road room all complete. Here's the Crossy Road chicken right here. I had to use some transparent pieces to keep it up, because it just kept falling all the time. And the chicken is walking straight towards the road, where the red car is coming through a tunnel, driving on the road. On the left side of the chicken, I built one of the simple trees from the game. And on the right side, I built one of the rocks. The game is pretty simple, so this was a pretty simple build. Now, on the tan spot, we're going to be building a Roblox game called Trouble Trains. Now, you're probably asking, uh, Corbin, what is Trouble Trains? I've never heard of that game. Well, it technically isn't a popular game yet, unless you go play it, because it is actually made by my two brothers. Yeah, this guy you've probably seen before, he made it. It's pretty much a fun game where you're a toy, and you're on a toy train, and you drive around and blow up things, and soon it will be getting a massive new update, so if you want to go check it out, link in the description below. My brothers will be very happy if you go play it, and you probably don't want Brighton raging at you. Alright, now I'm going to try the game for a little bit. I would say it's a pretty fun game. You got a cool train, explosions, rocket launchers, more explosions, and you guessed it, even more explosions. For the minifigure of this build, I'm using a Lego noob minifigure. He looks very nooby. Please don't correct me in the comments if that's a word or not. And for the noob, I built him a rocket launcher from the game. And we can give him the rocket launcher, and now because he's got the rocket launcher, that probably means I need to edit in a bunch of explosions. And for the other part of the build, I have the toy train. The front of the train is red and green, and the little cart behind it is yellow and blue. And now the noob can ride on top of the train with his rocket launcher, which means I need to add more explosions. We have everything we need, so let's start building the trouble train's room. And the trouble train's room is finished. Right here is the noob with his rocket launcher, I guess more explosions. And to the left of the room is the toy train coming out of a tunnel, which is also connected to the same tunnel from the crossy road room. On the ground, there are a bunch of different boxes and other random toys. And on the right side, there is a very tall desk with, for some reason, a couple hundred bucks on top of it. And yeah, that's pretty much it with the trouble train's room. If you want to go check out the game, link in the description below. Go check it out. But now, it's time to go to our final game, which is probably the most requested game out of any other game you guys wanted me to build. It is none other than Garten of Bam Bam. And I have never played this game, so I don't really know much about the game, but you guys really wanted me to build it, so I'm going to do it anyways. I looked for a scene to build from the game, and I decided to go with this one right here. So the first figure of this build is going to be Jumbo Josh, the big green guy. And then I built this other minifigure, which is supposed to be the player, and they seem very scared of Jumbo Josh. I got everything I need to build this final room, so let's get to building. And here is the Garten of Bam Bam room. Pretty much in this scene, you're on a platform and it lowers down into a dark room, and Jumbo Josh comes out of nowhere and starts pulling down on the platform. To make it look like Jumbo Josh is pulling down on the platform, I have it tilted a little bit, which makes it look extra cool. Jumbo Josh has two giant green hands grabbing each side of the platform pulling it down. A part of the railing is flying off, and on the platform there's a little green button, and this light that flashes white and red. And yeah, that's pretty much it with this build, which means we're done with this level of the video game tower. So now it's time to stack it with the rest of the levels. And there you go, the third level of the video game tower is complete. That means it's time to go on to our final level. So, there are a couple horror games that have recently blown up. So I'm gonna build four of them in Lego for my next level of my video game tower. So let's start off with Lethal Company. It released October 23rd, 2023. Also, I'll be ranking each game on how scary it is with the scariometer. Lethal Company can get kinda scary, so I'm gonna give it an 8. Now before I start building, I need a base. So I have one right here. Well, at least this is the start of a base. We just need to put a bunch of tiles over it. So I grabbed some grey plates and placed them on the top, but now I need to tile off the rest of the base. I used some more dark grey pieces for the floor of the second room. Then for the third room, I got this tan plate. And for the flooring for the last room, I used light grey. I finished it off with the last pieces, and then the base was complete. On this first spot, I'll be building Lethal Company. The second room will be Content Warning. The third will be That's Not My Neighbor. And the last room will be Poppy Playtime Chapter 3. But now because our base is complete, we can start working on the Lethal Company room. Now for the Lethal Company room, I have to build two employee figures or the characters you play as. And there you go, now we have two employee minifigures. They both have a helmet on their face, and also oxygen tanks. I also built a yellow flashlight from the game, and then I also got a shovel. You can use the shovel to damage monsters. And you can also damage your friendships. Speaking of monsters, I got these pieces right here to build one of the monsters from the game, a bracket. I used two pieces of tape and paper on this helmet to make the eyes. I also used some green pieces to build whatever's on its back. And there you have it, here is one of the monsters from Lethal Company, the bracket. In the game, it likes sneaking up on players and snapping their necks. Now throughout this video, I'm going to be rating all four rooms in this video that I build, and also every figure I build. So for the first figures to rate, I'm going to be rating the employees, and I think they actually came out really good, so I'll give them a 4.5 stars. And for the bracket minifigure, I'll give it a 4. Now because we have our minifigures for the Lethal Company room, we can start building. And I want to build this room right here, which is the first room you go into when you enter the facility. So to start off with the room, I got a bunch of these grill tiles that I'm going to be using for the floor. I also got some normal gray tiles for the floor. I also used some dark gray grill tiles. And then I switched off back and forth to make a pretty cool looking floor. Now with the flooring done, we can start working on the walls. I started with these pillars on both sides, and I used gray bricks on the inside to start building the walls. And I left space on both sides, so I can put doors there later. I used some of these cool gray bricks to put texture into the wall. Also on the wall, I put a red button and this random tool, for no reason. I also put this thing right here, and another red button, and this black piece has a wire. I kept building the wall up with these cool pieces, and then it was time to add the doors. I built a total of three doors, one going on the left side, and two on the right side to make a double door. I added the last bricks to the wall, added some other buttons and wires to the walls, then I tiled it off at the top. Now the room is just about complete, we just have to add some extra things to fill up the room, like this crate of bottles, a stop sign, another crate of bottles, a sheet of metal, then I added our three minifigures, which means the Lethal Company room is complete. I think this room came out really good. It has a lot of tiny details in it, so for our first room, the Lethal Company room, I'm gonna give it five stars. Now with the Lethal Company room done, we can go on to the next game, Content Warning, which released April 1st, 2024. And on the scariometer, I'll give it a six. Now to start off the Content Warning room, I have two minifigures I'm gonna build, which are two of the player characters. The first one I built, I used a happy looking yellow face. Bro, this thing is so goofy. And for the second player, I gave him a red angry face. I also built him some accessories from the game, like a flashlight, a boom mic, and a camera, so they can film some monsters. Speaking of monster, I got some parts to build one of the monsters. I attached its legs, its arms, and its shell. Yep, this is the zombie snail from the game, and it actually looks pretty close to the actual thing. It can slowly walk over to a player and start eating him alive. Woah, this is great footage. Now rating these figures, I'm gonna give the players four stars, and the snail actually looks really good, so I'm gonna give it five stars. Alright, now because I have the figures, we can start building the content warning room. I started by putting these dark grey pieces on the side, then I put in these black bricks, and then an archway to give the illusion of a dark hallway. The rest of the walls are dark grey, so I put them all together, and then in the room I built this wheel thing, which you can find in some rooms of the game. And then right here I put what's supposed to be a rib cage, and I put a skull on the right side. On the left side I put some shells, and I put another skull on top of it. Then I placed in the cameraman, the snail, and then our other player running from the snail. And with that, the content warning room is done. I have the cameraman filming the other guy getting chased by the snail, and also filming him being eaten. Keep going, this is great footage! Uh, buddy? Are you dead? Now for the rating of the content warning room, it looks pretty good, I'll give it four stars. Alright, with that room done, we can go on to our third game, which is That's Not My Neighbor, which released February 15th, 2024. And on the scariometer, I'll give it a seven. Now for this build, I have three minifigures for it. The first one is the player, which you've never seen in the game, so I'm guessing what they might look like. The second minifigure is a normal neighbor, but the third minifigure is one of the doppelgangers, trying to pretend like he's a neighbor. Now rating these minifigures, they're pretty generic, so I'll give the player three stars, the normal neighbor three and a half stars, and then the doppelganger four stars. Alright, now let's get to work. I started by using these brown pieces as the baseboard, but this room is going to be a little bit different than the other rooms, because I'm leaving some space right here where the neighbors will come through. The walls in the game are pink, so I attached them onto the right side, and then on the left, I put the window where the neighbors come to. I added some more pink walls. I also tiled the flooring where the neighbors come through. It'll make sense in a little bit. I added the wall to the left of the window, but there are some other things on the wall, like buttons, papers, and this wanted picture. And on the right of the window, there are some folders in the game, and then I added the brown table next to the window. And then I added some things onto the table, like this notepaper, the unlock and lock buttons to the door. I used this little piece as the neighbor's ID. This random piece, but it looks kinda cool, so I'm gonna put it here anyways. Then I built the telephone from the game, which you use to call the DDD, or the people that extract the doppelgangers. And I used this black droid arm as the telephone. Then I got this chair, which you never see in the game because it's 2D, but I'm guessing you're probably sitting on a chair, so I put it there anyways. And then to give this room just a little bit more detail, I added a newspaper and some other random things on the floor. And I also added a trash can into the back corner. Now I have this pole thing that I'm gonna attach both neighbors onto, and then I slide it in right here, and then you just push it so the neighbor walks up to the window, and then if the neighbor's all clear, we can keep pushing it till the doppelganger shows up. And with that, the That's Not My Neighbor room is done. For it being a 2D game, this room came out really good. Alright, we can now rate the That's Not My Neighbor room, and I think it looks really good, with an awesome play feature, so I'll give it 4.5 stars. Now it's time for the last game, and it is none other than Poppy Playtime Chapter 3, which released January 30th, 2024. And on the scariometer, I'll give it an 8. Now for the minifigure, I built the player, which I took from my very first horror video, when I built the original Poppy Playtime. But we're gonna upgrade this minifigure. I changed the red hand to a green hand, then I took off the head to build a gas mask, cause in the game, Catnap spits out red toxic gas. And finally, I got this electric piece, cause in the game, you use the green hand to shock Catnap. And speaking of Catnap, our next figure is Catnap himself, or at least just the head of it. This is my custom built Catnap head, I may have used some illegal building techniques to build it, and it also is kinda fragile, but I still think it looks really good. So to rate these figures, I'll give the player 4 stars, and the Catnap head 5 stars. Now with our figures, we can start building the fourth and final room, Poppy Playtime Chapter 3. I started with this pillar on the left side, and then I put this giant hallway right here, but I used dark red instead of black because of the toxic gas that is everywhere, and also Catnap will be coming out of this hallway. I attached more parts of the wall, I said I attached more parts of the wall, then I added a bunch of random pieces, but a lot of these pieces are gonna be covered up, so it'll look better once it's finished. I added the last part of the wall right here, now we can start adding details to the room. I built this giant part of the wall, which is gonna go right here, and I put this green thing right here. I also put this electric piece on top of it to show that there's electricity in it, so when the green hand hits it, it puts the electricity onto the hand, and then you use the hand to electrocute Catnap, which I'm gonna put him coming through this hallway, and I also use these transparent red pieces to be the toxic gas he spits out. I promise, it is not ketchup. Now we can attach the player minifigure, and with that, the Poppy Playtime Chapter 3 room is all done, which means we are done with this level. To rate the Poppy Playtime Chapter 3 room, I think it looks really good, I'll give it 4.5 stars. Now I can bring in the rest of the video game tower, and I can attach it all together, so now we have 4 floors of our second video game tower. Now you should check out this cool video.