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.

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.

It may be incomplete, narratively speaking, but Lego The Hobbit is just as content-packed as any other game in the series, and is a great experience for Lego and Middle-earth diehards alike.

Flawlessly embodies the spirit of The Hobbit films; Massive open world to explore; So much to see and do

Only covers content from the first two movies; Overwhelming amount of characters and skills; Crafting can be frustrating

Sandwiched between the last two films LEGO The Hobbit feels like it's missing its ending, and the characters just don't have the instant recognition and iconic status as their LotR counterparts.

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.

very good and fun game, but once you've finished the storyline, you've only just defeated smaug, and it cuts to black, free to explore middle earth, much like the LOTR lego set, and frankly to be honest, LOTR was a more fun game, just because of the more material.

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

Good as far as LEGO games go.

Home loving Bilbo Baggins is a hobbit with a simple life, with a simple home who loves his simple possessions. So when Gandalf the Grey invites a party of dwarves to Bilbo's home, this was the beginning of an adventure that he never expected.

Typical Lego humour and fun; Voices & soundtrack taken from the movies adds authenticity; New gameplay elements experimented; Looks fantastic; Heaps of replay value

Lego Middle-Earth is starting to feel a little too familiar