Given the enormous expense of toys-to-life games, the cancellation of Disney Infinity and this year’s hiatus of Skylanders is understandable, yet LEGO Dimensions pushed on. It’s actually a little bit surprising that the franchise crossing LEGO game has lasted this long, but one year shy of its projected three year plan, WB and TT Games have opted not to release any more content for LEGO Dimensions. The cancellation was announced on the LEGO Dimensions official Twitter.

From building and rebuilding to the most bricktacular mash-ups, the Multiverse would be nothing without our amazing community. Thank you. pic.twitter.com/NEDbBXqjyZ
? LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) October 23, 2017

Released in 2015, LEGO Dimensions didn’t follow the trend of releasing a new title each year, opting to build out the game with physical expansions packs that loaded in new levels and characters, including three major story packs that acted as larger releases to help keep the game fresh year over year. Wave 9 was the final set of packs released in September, and while fans speculated what might be coming next, it doesn’t look like any additional packs are on the horizon. With the smallest fun packs costing around $12, and ranging all the way up to $50 for the full story expansions, it’s an intimidating proposition to try and stay up to date with all of the LEGO Dimensions collectibles. The good news is that all existing packs will continue to work with the game,...