Which company developed the 1998 sandbox game Lego Creator?

Superscape developed the 1998 sandbox game Lego Creator.

Released for Windows on 11 November 1998, Lego Creator let players construct virtual Lego scenes without missions, objectives, challenges, or money limits. Its open-ended design aimed to reproduce the freedom of physical Lego building on a computer, using digital bricks and interactive elements.

The game included ordinary bricks alongside “Action Bricks” that could move or make sounds. Examples included hinges, propellers, and sirens, while a dynamite-themed “Destructa Brick” added playful destruction. The title was published by Lego Media, not by the studio that developed it.

A common mix-up is confusing Lego Creator with later Lego games built around licensed themes or structured missions. Creator belonged to an early group of Lego software releases that also included Lego Chess and Lego Loco. Planned expansions and links with other Lego games were discussed, but the original title remained primarily a freeform construction sandbox.