Have you ever wanted to be a super spy? Now’s your chance. LEGO is inviting you on a massive adventure to win major prizes. But what does this nationwide race entail, and how can you join in? Here’s what’s happening with LEGO Code Break! 
From October 16-18, The LEGO Group is bringing you LEGO Code Break, which invites you on an epic quest alongside your fellow gaming fans. On this journey, you’ll race to unearth a secret code that will unlock a massive vault full of prizes. You can start your hunt at LEGO.com/CodeBreak—and pick up additional clues on Minecraft, Fortnite, and Sonic the Hedgehog content. Look out for hidden numbers, letters, and symbols. Sounds like fun!
This spy game will bring virtual and real-world play together in a novel way. The massive vault has actually arrived in San Diego’s Gaslamp Park. Your mission, should you choose to accept it is to “help real-life gaming experts uncover the code by Oct. 19. Once the vault is opened, fans will have 36 hours to visit LEGO.com/CodeBreak and enter the code that was used to open the vault for their chance to claim the ultimate grand prize inside.”
You can keep an eye on how the quest is going by checking out LEGO.com/CodeBreak and LEGO’s social channels. Also keep an eye on gaming creators Andre Rebelo (TypicalGamer), Alex Kushelevskiy (FORMULA) and Jess Adel (JustJesss) as they might have yet more clues!
But what can you win? Well, one sweepstakes entrant will claim the vault’s legendary contents. LEGO shares, “The vault unlocks every gamer’s dream—a coveted grand prize with sets that turn beloved virtual worlds into buildable, displayable collector’s items. Prizes include LEGO gaming sets and everything needed to build the ultimate gaming sanctuary.”
By joining in on the search for the vault code, fans cement their place in LEGO gaming legacy, taking part in a first-of-a-kind event for the brand during the gaming industry’s most premiere event.
If you’re at TwitchCon in San Diego, you can visit the LEGO Code Break experience in Gaslamp Park. Here, you can check out the huge Code Break vault for yourself, build and take home a mini LEGO gaming controller, explore a stunning collection of LEGO sets displayed in custom gaming cases, and snap photos with larger-than-life builds of iconic video game characters. The on-site experience will be open to the public from Oct. 16-18, 12-8 p.m.
The countdown is on to break the code. So get sleuthing, and don’t forget to build a LEGO magnifying glass to help you in your search.