While the open world title isn't exactly like Rockstar Games' massively popular crime sandbox, Grand Theft Auto 5, LEGO City: Undercover has been described by some as a 'family friendly' version. The new video explains that police officer protagonist Chase McCain is back in the city as it's gripped by a 'crimewave.' A recently escaped criminal named Rex Fury is the key culprit behind the surge in crime and it's up to McCain to head undercover, also making use of multiple disguises as he attempts to take the bad guy down. has released a brand new trailer for the game. Nonetheless, LEGO City: Undercover is headed to consoles, and following that initial announcement, Warner Bros. It also launched back in 2013, making it an unlikely candidate for a port. Although the former-Wii U exclusive garnered lots of positive criticism, with Game Rant's own review calling it a 'wonderful addition' to the Wii U's library of games, it didn't sell particularly well. Interactive confirmed that LEGO City: Undercover would be coming to the Nintendo Switch (along with PC, PS4 and Xbox One) many were surprised.

Interactive releases a brand new trailer for the open-world game LEGO City Undercover ahead of its launch on the Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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