In a world built upon imagination the sky is the limit, and in the tradition of previous games in the series, Sackboy’s inaugural Vita adventure is cleverly done. Each of the story’s levels has a unique yet still consistent style with bright colours that hold up well on the OLED screen — it’s not as crisp as what we’ve seen on the PS3, but the reduced size seems to suit the source material better.

Unquestionably the DLC’s top selling point is the inclusion of a self-contained, three-mission mini campaign that takes place entirely in Russia. As you’d expect in a covert operation, information is difficult to come by… which is really just a nice way of saying there’s very little of substance in that department.