LEGO Gamescom 2026 Booth Celebrates Gaming (Set 2026)

Gamers, assemble. LEGO has landed at Gamescom 2026, turning Hall 9 into a pixelated paradise. Forget the usual suspects; this year, it’s all about the brick-built celebration of gaming. We're talking interactive demos, massive character builds, and enough nostalgia to make your inner child demand a new console.

The star of the show, naturally, is the LEGO Super Mario setup. Attendees get a first look at new minifigures, and if you're quick on social media, you can catch a full walkthrough with Design Manager Ricardo Silva. There's also a colossal Mario build and a quiz for sticker rewards.

Moving on, the recently announced LEGO Skylines gets its moment. While you can't play Cities Skylines itself, the booth offers a construction zone photo op and a prize wheel with goodies like Technic sets.

Then there's the LEGO Fortnite zone. Demos of various modes are available, but the real draw are the enormous builds of the Loot Llama and Cuddle Team Leader, plus a life-sized replica of the 77082 Rave Cave set.

The central area features some intriguing crossovers. A LEGO One Piece display, not strictly gaming, sits alongside a Forza Horizon 6 activation. Here, you can actually sit in brick-built racing sim rigs and compete for prizes. Nearby, a LEGO Minecraft area promotes both physical sets and demos of Minecraft Dungeons II, complete with a giant Creeper build.

The LEGO Batman section celebrates the new Legacy of the Dark Knight game. Try the Mayhem Collection DLC demo, score a Retro Video Game Batman minifigure, and aim for a high score to win an entire LEGO Batman set. A Joker minifigure is also up for grabs.

Finally, LEGO Pokémon takes centre stage. Watch demos of new Smart Play sets, try them yourself, and hit the Make and Take station. The massive Charizard build and a giant Smart Play Pikachu are the undeniable highlights here. It's a deep dive into LEGO's gaming universe, proving the synergy between plastic bricks and pixels is stronger than ever.

This entire spectacle, unfortunately, is happening in Germany. Based on the US retail price of $239.99 for the rumoured LEGO Skylines set, expect an estimated import price in India of around ₹31,000. That's enough for a decent gaming laptop or a year's worth of your favourite chai-wala's finest brews. MyBrickHouse and Toycra will likely be the places to watch for any potential official releases, but expect a 4–6 week lag from the global launch. Use code ABHINAV12 for 12% off on orders above ₹500 at Toycra.

Verdict: WAIT — check prices at MyBrickHouse and Toycra before pulling the trigger.

On that bombshell, bubyee.