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Not Quite Infinite Worlds
The worlds in Minecraft don’t end, instead randomly generating more terrain as you travel further. Lego Worlds, on the other, is a bit iffy when it comes to this. In the beginning, you could fly out over the ocean for miles and miles before discovering a new Biome with Brick Builds you’ve never seen before. However, in recent updates, the world size has been capped. It’s no longer infinite and essentially flat (so you won’t go west and suddenly emerge from the east). However, Worlds can be randomly generated endlessly based on the Galactic Coordinates you have before starting the game, thus promoting a huge amount of variety for places to explore.
