LEGO® Voyagers

The following issues have been fixed:Issues related to combining different brands of wireless controllers for local co-opIssues related to playing the game in full screen on high-refresh-rate gaming monitorsIssues related to signing in with your Epic account and using the Epic Games OverlayAdding key alternatives for playing on keyboard (with updated tutorial)Steam Deck / Linux - Intro video was not playing in some casesVarious minor gameplay and physics issuesAdding new custom graphics optionsApplied latest Unity security patch

LEGO Voyagers is the cutest looking co-op game and it's available today, along with it getting Steam Deck Verified for the release. Read the full article here:

It was a welcome surprise to see LEGO Voyagers during Summer Game Fest 2025. I’ve always been a big supporter of the LEGO games, ever since I first played LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game in 2005. It was a fun, goofy release that provided hours of entertainment. Since then, though, the LEGO video games have felt rigidly tied to film properties and other tie-ins, and my excitement for them has waned over time. That’s why seeing LEGO games take a more creative approach in titles like LEGO Voyagers or LEGO Bricktales really excites me. These games recognize that art and expression lie at the heart of the LEGO experience. LEGO Voyagers is a sterling example of that creativity, offering a wholesome adventure that puts fun and co-operation at the forefront of gameplay. The story of LEGO Voyagers is fairly simple. Two 1×1 LEGO pieces—one red and one blue—witness the mislaunch of a large rocket ship and set off on a grand journey to find it. That’s honestly all there is to it,... Read more