This was one of the most fun LEGO sets I've built in years, and surprisingly got me feeling nostalgic for my childhood! Growing up, Ninjago was the first theme I really got in to (apart from one Aqua Raiders set for a birthday present), and Gamer's Market reminded me of exactly why I originally loved it.

This is not a traditional build - it's a playset, but with 3 store facades and a whopping 9 minifigures, packed into a really cheap package. I'm not really interested in the more intended-for-children Ninjago builds, but when I saw the detail and variety of minifigs I knew I needed to get this one set from the Prime Empire wave.

Builds: 3 bags for 3 structures (which honestly felt like best to worst, which is surprising for a LEGO set which usually gets the small builds out of the way first). The first red and black design looks like a classic Japanese gateway, but has a large teal piece with a sticker on top digitising it. It uses red loudspeaker and sword pieces interestingly, and holds a question-mark container for a moulded trans-pink sword. The second white/ black/ trans-green stall holds weapons and a drink, with extra colourful swords kept behind the seller's area. The third assembly is a pink/ black items market, with a "125 Cr" sign, hat sticker with Ninjago-language writing and a bunch of hats on sale for the minifigs to wear.

Looking at the completed models, you can easily set up a marketplace space which is like a lobby or hubworld for these characters in a game, or part of a futuristic science-fiction society space. These are still essential as a backdrop and setting for the best part of the set though, the minifigures (I'd like to preface these descriptions by saying I'm only vaguely aware of the current TV show, but knew the characters from 2011).

Avatar Harumi: Kill-Bill type vest, rubbery white headpiece, nice redpaint over eyes on face. Decent.
Red Visor: Very nice front and back "404" printing, detailed red and blue doublesided faces, nice orange helmet, cool red/ grey gun, very cool black neck-attachment sword holster, bright red swords with an orange healthbar.
Richie: Absolutely amazing moulded head with visor and earpieces, video game controller accessory in red, nice black hairpiece, detailed torso and leg printing and bright orange swords and healthbar.
Okino: Probably the plainest of the bunch, nice tan satchel, very nice hairpiece, curved silver sword and good face/ torso prints.
Digi Jay: Awesome, literally a blue power ranger with detailed face/ torso/ leg prints, ghostly-green swords, green healthbar and the new video game controller accessory with a flail attached.
Avatar Pink Zane: Callback to the 2011 Ninjago designs but in pink, with nice silver throwing stars weapons.
Avatar Nya: Styled like a diver, with a nice hairpiece and breathing apparatus, detailed swimsuit torso print and harpoon accessory.
Avatar Cole: On the plainer side, with a laidback plaid red shirt, two pickaxes and great hair/ moustache combo.
Scott: Very nice ghostly look with light-blue jacket torso and great leg printing, and the very cool new hat/ hoodie hairpiece.

Overall: As soon as I completed the first step, which was 3 minifigures, I knew this was going to be an awesome set and that my younger self would not be able to contain their excitement at having it. With 3 minifigs per bag, compared to the usual 1 or 2, and with them all being so detailed, there's practically limitless playability to the set. One could create many detailed storylines and just unrestrained, colourful fun with the cast available. If Ninjago keeps up with the high-end detailed builds but amazing minifig designs available cheaply, the line will be around for a long time.

Side-note: Interestingly, the sticker sheet has a bunch of spare round & square 1x1 stickers and rectangular 2x1 sticker patterns. This is an interesting idea that I haven't seen before in a LEGO set, but lends itself to either DOTS-style decorations or just an added detail to a child's normal bricks collection.