Im not a fan of LOTR or Hobbit but i rather enjoyed it!

My sons love the game and its hard enough not to be over in just a few hours.

I love the game so much thing to do it is not to hard, easy to play and very entertaining

not as good as some of the older ones, kept her attention for about 4 hours total. So as far as money spent to entertainment received…not a good purchase. Also the free movie was a bluray, sadly not all of us have bluray players, so wasn't really any use to my daughter.

For anyone who have played Lego games before this game should not bring any trouble achievement or game play wise(it is a kid's game after all). While the game does not bring any large new changes to the franchise it still manages to keep the interesting.

I like the The Hobbit Lego game for X360. The game makes me feel like I am in the land of Hobbits. Only in a Lego version of the land. So far, I haven't found anything I didn't like about the game. All of my Lego video games are fun to play.

Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Graphics; Kid Appropriate; Multiplayer

No Online Play

Having never seen the film, the 9yr old lad this was bought for loves it and now i have to get the film for him

Whilst the game itself is very good and I purchased it full price when it was new (i have been busy completing it) I was looking forward the to DLC that would be released to complete the trilogy. LOW AND BEHOLD....They aren't releasing any anymore!

LEGO The Hobbit is rated E-10 with ESRB descriptors of Cartoon Violence and Comic Mischief. You can punch, slash, and zap bad guys, but they just fall down or go to pieces when defeated. They make it perfectly clear that everything is made out of LEGOs, so violence isn't really that bad.

A very good game I think's. My kids have past the playing and are very involved in that they can not wait to keep playing

Creative

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