21 pieces, no minifig, and it's a book — a thin paperback LEGO® activity book dressed up as a set. The D score isn't harsh; it's just accurate.
Is the price fair?D+A book and 21 bricks shouldn't cost this much — the value just isn't here.
Will you love it?DThere's nothing to build, no minifig to pose, and nothing to fall in love with.
Holds its value?C-Low demand, forgettable format — don't expect this one to age into anything.
True ValueD+
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Price
$3
Parts value
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Ratio
What you get
Bricks & parts
$1
Figures
$2
The Full Take
'City: Go Extreme!' is one of those products that quietly tests whether you're paying attention at checkout. It's a small activity book bundled with a handful of bricks — 21 pieces, zero minifigs, and no meaningful build waiting inside. The price doesn't reflect what lands in your hands, and the LEGO® branding does more work than the contents do. There's no shelf moment, no satisfying build session, no play arc for a kid to get lost in. Activity book tie-ins have a place, but this one doesn't justify the ask in any direction. Hard to recommend it over nearly anything else in the City lineup.
