A great Lego video game for the kids. Only problem with it would be the going back and forth searching for items, which may make this game a little...

Fun and easy to play

A lot of running around

This game had a much darker tone than the first game and therefore was not as much fun to play but if you played the first, you'll definitely need this one too.

The buttons from this game are different than the ones from years 1-4, so if you just finished the last game, it can be a bit confusing remembering which action you're doing. Nonetheless, I enjoy it very much!

Love the game and so does my five year old :) A definite recommend for the family that wants to play together. There are even quite a few jokes for us older types! Love it.

My family loves to spend time playing games together and these Lego series games lets us be competitive and have fun all at the same time. It was really easy and convenient to order on line with Walmart because it was a last minute thought and it actually made it under the Christmas tree before...

There are certain parts that are fairly difficult but I think thats what adds to the fun of playing it. There are many things to unlock that, unless you use a walk through, you will not find everything the first time through.

My daughter has been enjoying the game since we received it. The graphics are excellent and the game is very engaging. It follows the books and movies, but takes its own twists, so it makes the game more interesting, as do all the Lego games.

Lego series of games always kept me waiting for the next installment! Now I am waiting patiently for the next one in line... LEGO Lord of the Rings! YES!

I've played a fair few LEGO games through the years and I'm not ashamed to admit it. I think they're fantastic, well developed titles that bring a comical element to the movies they're based on.

Easy to pick up for all ages; Fun and enjoyable; The old TT humour is evident once again.

Video quality is really poor; Lack of depth in spell use.

Whether you're dealing with Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Batman or - as here - Harry Potter, there's always a certain charm to the Lego games. While each one can broadly be described as a re-skinning of the last, each offering the same assortment of brick-destroying, stud-collecting, puzzle-solving...