LEGO Party, the 4-player party game where you compete against your friends in challenges and mini games, has been rated for the Nintendo Switch 2 by the Entertainment Software Ratings Board. The game, which was released in 2025, was given an E for Everyone rating by the ESRB. Here’s the rating details.
LEGO Party is rated E for Everyone by the ESRB with Comic Mischief and Mild Fantasy Violence. This is a LEGO-themed party game in which players compete in a game show to earn the most golden bricks. Players engage in minigames through Challenge Zones, some of which include mild instances of violence: firing a lance at opponents while jousting; dodging bombs while bumping opponents off a platform; dodging a giant squid’s tentacles. Cartoony creatures can briefly attack players via fire blasts, laser beams, and smash attacks. One sequence depicts a player being ejected from the buttocks of a cat-shaped rocket, with accompanying commentary (e.g., “Phew! They’re safe! Although that reminds me, I need to change my cat’s litter.”); game show hosts’ banter can also include bathroom humor (e.g., “That was so loud I imagine it wasn’t just the decks around here getting pooped!”).
This game is funny. It’s like Mario Party but worse and better. It’s really funny
Rated E? That’s the last straw. Add the T rated content or I’m never buying Lego again