Best Lego game yet. As adventure games are my favourite, Lego LOTR had stood out as the best in the series for me. A huge overworld to explore with absolutely tons to do. Not to mention the fact that the game was absolutely beautiful.

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.

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!

With The Lord of the Rings having received the Lego treatment a couple of years ago to roaring success, it was all but an inevitability that the prequel trilogy of The Hobbit would follow suit.

i play it about 1 hour every 3 days. I like the story line alout. fun and time wasting. if you are under 14 I would get it pre owend.

LEGO The Hobbit is the latest addition to the evergreen pool of LEGO action adventure games by Traveller's Tales. While based on the first two Hobbit films, An Unexpected Journey and The Desolation of Smaug, the game also features minor role-playing elements with Middle-earth as an explorable open...

With the many franchises under its belt, LEGO has a commanding lead over mixing in the fun of building with and destroying things made out of LEGO bricks with the likes of the Avengers, Star Wars and Batman.

Puts you in the story of Middle Earth without a whole lot of LEGO sets to buy; Good amount of voice-acting from the original cast of the movie; Lots to unlock

Repetitive problem-solving methods; Some cumbersome character-switching

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.

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.