LittleBigPlanet 3 [Extras Edition]

He tricks Sackboy into unleashing three Titans, creatures that were locked up because they robbed the world of creativity.

The goal is to explore three hub worlds where three heroes can be rescued: Oddsock, Swoop and Toggle.

These all have different abilities that can be used in some of the levels with puzzles specifically designed for them, the final levels of the game requiring all of them to work together.

Oddsock is a fast dog that is able to walljump, Swoop is a bird that can grab objects between its talons, and Toggle can switch between a light and heavy form, with Big Toggle being usually for pressure plates and weight-based puzzles while Little Toggle can run over water and fit through tight spaces.

Next to Sackboy's basic controls, there are a number of gadgets he can use, such as a helmet to ride rails, a Blink Ball gun to shoot balls at shiny surfaces and teleport to them, the Velociporter to quickly move between foreground and background, Boost Boots to jump farther and a vacuum gun used to pull foam objects.

Sackboy can also climb using rope-based textures that act like vines.

The game can be played cooperatively with up to four players, each controlling a character that can be extensively customized.

Level environments are very different, including a stage set in a diner from the 50s, a level in outer space, a movie set, an Eastern-European Christmas-themed ziggurat hub, a casino heist, and many others.

Entirely new is the ability to complete levels by building contraptions using various items that have been collected.

As with the previous games, it is possible to design and share custom levels.

These are now introduced through a series of

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