- more than 30 figurines available
- each is about two inches tall
- figures aren’t poseable or articulated
- $10 or less for each one
- each one comes with a translucent green base, which contains an RFID chip
- process of putting new characters in your game via portal takes around three or so seconds
- Characters retain their XP and items between all of the different versions of the games
- play with a friend on their console and then continue at home
- 3DS version is more action/platforming oriented
- console counterparts are more focused on exploration, action, and puzzle solving
- console puzzles include block puzzles, puzzles with moving tumblers, key puzzles and light-refraction puzzles
- game encourages players to swap characters out often
- each character has one of six elemental traits
- you can beat the game using the three figures that are contained in the starter pack
- necessary to buy 3 more to see all the game has to offer
- certain areas can only be accessed with certain elemental traits
- console versions support co-op, as well as competitive multiplayer
- earn XP in these modes
- each character has their own unique fighting abilities
- Bash, a rock dragon, can use a 360-degree tailspin attack
- Flameslinger is an elven archer who excels at ranged combat
- Stump Smash is a tree who’s angry that he was partially logged and releases his frustration with hands that are like giant wooden mallets
- Prism Break is a rock crystal golem who shoots lasers and can also position light-bending crystals on the ground
- Trigger Happy is a crazy little critter who dual wields pistols, chucks buckets of coins at enemies, and fires gold at bad guys with a mounted turret