A review of Funko Fusion, a tribute made of plastic.

Introducing Funko Fusion – the newest crossover movie game from the creators of the popular Lego games. This new game features a mashup of various movies and TV shows, from Jurassic World to Hot Fuzz. However, unlike Lego, Funko Pop toys are the main focus of this game. These large-headed vinyl figures have become a sensation in game and comic shops, but they may not be for everyone.

Funko Fusion brings together a diverse range of movies and TV shows, with a special focus on more mature content. While it may be compared to the Lego games, it has its own unique gameplay style that allows the team to explore new ideas and concepts. Don't worry if you're not a fan of Funko Pops, as the game also caters to movie buffs and features a charming British humor.

The game takes you on a journey through different Funko Pop-styled worlds, each recreating a popular movie or TV show. From Jurassic World to Battlestar Galactica, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, The Umbrella Academy, and more – there's something for everyone. And by collecting objects in each world, you can unlock smaller vignettes of other movies like Shaun of the Dead and Jaws.

One of the most impressive aspects of Funko Fusion is its attention to detail in recreating the essence of each movie. Each world has its own unique art style, ranging from cartoonish to photorealistic. And with a deep love for cinema, the game pays homage to each movie in a fun and playful way.

While the overarching storyline may not be the strongest element of the game, it serves as a way to visit all the movie worlds. As you collect gold crowns and retrieve purple crowns, you'll unlock new worlds and prepare for the final showdown with the main villain. However, the cutscenes are wordless, and the characters do not speak, which may be a downside for some players.

But where Funko Fusion truly shines is in its gameplay. Each world has its own set of key gadgets and weapons, providing a wide range of options for players to overcome obstacles and defeat enemies. And with the ability to switch between different characters, each with their own unique abilities and weapons, the game offers plenty of replayability.

However, the game is not without its flaws. There are some visual glitches and bugs, and the bosses can be confusing at times. The lack of a co-op option at launch is also a disappointment, but the developers have promised to add it in the future.

Overall, Funko Fusion is a fun and entertaining game, especially for fans of the various movies and TV shows featured. Its charming humor and clever puzzling make it a standout from the Lego games. But with some bugs and the lack of co-op, it falls short of being a perfect game. Regardless, it's a must-try for any movie buff or Funko Pop collector.

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