Goofy, bouncy energy from the jump. LEGO Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge had no business going this hard for a kids' game from 2001, but here we are. "Adventurers Island" captures that globe-trotting excitement, shifting between Indiana Jones parody and genuine adventure music.
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"Hotep_S Tomb" goes full ancient Egypt mystery with playful menace underneath. And "Medieval Island" brings the ye-olde fanfare that sounds like a castle made of plastic bricks should. "The Brickster" himself gets a theme that's equal parts goofy villain and Saturday morning cartoon antagonist.
The whole thing bounces between worlds like the game itself, never staying in one genre too long. If you grew up with LEGO games and want to feel nine years old again for 45 minutes, press play.