Disney Infinity brings BioShock Infinite’s Columbia to life with a new Toy Box

Five new Disney Infinity Toy Boxes — custom-built user-generated content — are available for download to romp around in. I must say, they're the best Toy Boxes I've seen for the game yet. These Toy Boxes, of course, are free of charge and available on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii U. The five Toy Boxes are:

1. Toy Columbia – Explore a sprawling city in the sky with infinite possibilities.
2. Sky Gauntlet – Put platforming skills to the test in a series of complicated challenges.
3. Jungle Cruise – Become the skipper in a Jungle Cruise-inspired Toy Box, full of adventure, peril and puns.
4. Trench Run –  Pilot a Tron Recognizer through an obstacle-filled trench to save the galaxy.
5. Blue Breakout – Players must find their way out of this maddening blue maze.

Obviously, Toy Columbia is BioShock Infinite's floating city in the sky, Columbia, but in Toy Box form. What's cool about the trailer for this Toy Box, which you can watch below, is that we get to see some upcoming Disney Infinity characters in action, like Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas and Rapunzel from Tangled. Not to mention, it's pretty cool to be able to play in a more appropriate Columbia with my son.

Sky Gauntlet's platforming looks like a challenge, while Blue Breakout is going to yield a nice surprise and reward at the end. Trench Run has you taking on the equivalent of the Death Star battle, complete with shooting a photon torpedo at the end into a womprat-sized opening, and the Jungle Cruise trailer is everything you'd expect from the ride.

Of course, you can watch the videos for all five new Toy Boxes below.

I love this game…

Toy Columbia – DISNEY INFINITY on Disney Video
Sky Gauntlet – DISNEY INFINITY on Disney Video
Jungle Cruise – DISNEY INFINITY on Disney Video
Trench Run – DISNEY INFINITY on Disney Video
Blue Breakout – DISNEY INFINITY on Disney Video

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