The variety of activities is improved over the last installment, but still not ideal. Unlock your favorite characters, earn cheats to amass a fortune in studs, and perform quests for Middle-earth citizens in need. With the story missions complete, you have an entire world to explore. Like Lego LOTR, I had the most fun after the credits rolled. Slightly more involved solutions are required if you’re trying to collect every item and secret by replaying levels, but you can engage in that kind of post-game play as much or as little as you want. Simple puzzles are scattered throughout, requiring you to use specific characters to overcome obstacles, like Gandalf blasting blue bricks with magic, or two hobbits using a buddy-up move to break barriers. The action is not complex or challenging (apart from some occasionally spotty platforming), but it provides simple fun for solo players or co-op duos of all ages. TT Games strikes the perfect balance between remaining faithful and injecting humor, whether you’re watching two stone giants fight or sneaking around a dragon. I looked forward to seeing key moments represented in Lego form, and I wasn’t disappointed. Using a wide cast of Tolkien’s characters, players smash and jump through stages based on the iconic settings from the films. The core elements of the Lego formula are all intact. Instead of being outraged at the repurposed material, I am happy to have another reason to retread Middle-earth brick by brick.
However, that title wasn’t just my favorite Lego entry – it was also my favorite game adaptation of J.R.R. Some might say that Lego The Hobbit goes too far several characters, locations, and concepts are recycled from 2012’s Lego Lord of the Rings. The series has found a winning combination of action, exploration, and puzzle-solving, so getting familiar experiences doesn’t kill the fun.
WarnerBros.Certain elements always carry over between Lego games, regardless of the attached franchise.
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